Carver High School - Tigonian Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1982 volume:

Honors Student Life 13 Organizations 41 Teachers CARVER HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBUS, GA 31906 Sports TIGONIAN Faces 137 Ads 213 Closing 231 To Have Known Of Happiness — Sunny Fun-Filled Days Of Laughter Is To Have A Life Which Is Complete, And A Soul Which Seems To Need No Relief. Happiness is love and respect. Co- quesse Fergunson Happiness is seeing people smile. Jackie Leedy Happiness is finishing the 440 yard dash in 48 seconds. Willard Wheel- Happiness is knowing you have a good friend. Denise Salas Happiness is knowing someone loves you. Gwendolyn Harvey Happiness is the last day of school. Libby Bonin Happiness is being alive and loved. Karen Hall 2 OPENING OPENING } A good time is Carver winning a football game and celebrating afterwardsl Libby Bonin A good time is a day with friends or being with someone you love. Gwendolyn Harvey A good time is going out with friends. Lauri Birge A good time is going out on the town with your boyfriend. Tabby Ezell A good time is having my way con- stantly. Barbara James A good time is a seven day week- end. Djuana Dorsey OPENING $ r y y Happiness is being with the one I love. Vanessa Edmonds Happiness is being with Coyita. Bobby Taylor Happiness is making good grades. Derrick Dawson Happiness is Joe Thornton. Debbie Brown Happiness is feeling good about yourself. Shelly Moss Happiness is the weekend. Marilyn Beebe Happiness is the Falcons and the War Eagles winning during the same week. Mr. G. Campbell 6 OPENING OPENING 7 1 Happiness is reaching satisfaction. Donna Straughter Happiness is laughter. Patricia Averette Happiness is going to church. Tammy Daugherty Happiness is going to Carver High School. Mary Brentari Happiness is being with Carol. Per- cy Forde Happiness is seeing the Senior class graduate. Ms. V. Titus Happiness is spending my time with Bobby. Coyita Spencer A good time is being high on your- self. Franklin East A good time is 2:45. Talithia Jones A good time is being with your family and friends. David Max A good time is doing things you like to do. Eddie Jones A good time is having fun without liquor and drugs. Denise Kiger ( OPENING ONINJdO 6 IO OPENING Happiness Is Being A Tiger! Donna Straughter 13 OPCNING STUDENT LIFE Yet to’ve lived your life without the bad times Makes living most unrealj Because you can only know friendship After loneliness you’ve had to feel. i y Tigers Ride the Greenwaves Homecoming week was started Octo- ber 30th with Costume Day. The cos- tumes for that day included witches, clowns, and punk rockers. The next day was Tacky Day. Students certainly were in fashion with their striped socks and plaid pants. Old age creeped into the week as Senior Citizens’ Day approached. This day enabled students to foresee their features in the future. Finally on Wednesday, the students went back to their normal attire with Klassy Kat Day. Dresses and suits looked like the apparrel for that day. On Black Thursday, the Greenwave’s funeral services were held before school. Tigers mourned throughout the day. The body was viewed between 8:00 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. in the lobby. At 5:30 p.m. the Greenwave’s body was exhibited in the parade, and afterwards cremated in the bonfire. On the Spirit Day. the Tigers showed their true colors wearing flashing red and cool blue. We were to burn up the Green- waves that night with our school spirit. 14 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 15 Eat ’Em Up Tigers! This year school spirit ran high. The pep rallies showed effort and imagination. The Seniors worked up unique ways to show their class unity and support for the Tigers. In one pep rally the Seniors armed themselves with spoons and shout- ed Eat 'em up. Tigersl eat 'em up!” The Freshman class exper- ienced a pep rally spirit competi- tion win — the first Freshman class to do so in three years when this year's Senior Class were Freshmen. The band and the athletic teams showed that hard work pays. The pep rallies rocked with the school's fight song. Darrin Bettis, the school’s 1981-82 mascot, flipped his way across the gym floor. The Tigers were on the move. 16 STUDENI LIFE STUDENT LIFE 17 Beware Of Tiger Country! Here Today and Gone Tomorrow Styles are constantly changing in the world, and it’s no different here at Carver. In many class- rooms, you see students trying their luck with the puzzling Rubik's Cube — three billion combinations and only one solution. Peers are in such designer jean styles as Calvin Klein, Jordache, and Chic. No shirts are as popular as Izods and button-down oxford shirts came back in style paired with Cheeno pants for the preppy look. The shoes that were popular this year were loafers, pumps, docksides, nikes, and other types of sport shoes. You may have thought that you were in a war area with all the camouflauge suits that students have been wearing this year. This fad is most popular with students at Carver. I8 STUDENT LIFE A Typical Day In The Life Of A Carver High Student ay w (V i� .1 jfcHjf P. ffln _ August Coach Davis Debbie Moore Royce Willmschen Victor Fussell Marina Michelle Jones Cianocchi Dearick Milton Vicky Wilson Cheryl Timblin Sandr, Ralph Salas Kim Camon Debbie Davis Edward Dalton Sharon Hightower Carver Crittenden Samantha Gates Tony Eusha Tracy Hawkins Michelle Sumrall Fredrick Grover Sheila Franklin Ferril Jones Wanda Rowell Felicia Downs September Billy Miller Duk Kim Vicki Brown Darrin Betti� mice Watkins Robbie Taylor Linda Huff Greg Sanchez Leatta Robinson Paula Kitchen Lisa 6 Butch Albert Thomas Sharon Smith Lisa Toney Bernice Dean Ms. Davidson Vicki Marshall Marquetta Walker October Theresa Eason Terri Farmer Melissa Richardson Melinda Richardson Denise Kiger Tandie Taliaferro Wendy Blackwell Tommaslna Atkinson Eddie Milton Darrell Jorda Derrick Dawson Bernard Patty Barbee Tim Jones Joyce Smith Gardner Frederick Short 24 STUDENT LIFE November Mike Campo� Teanna Ti� de1 zbaeh L Euse ichael Griggs Renee Gulledge Tony Covington Smiley Jo Vernida Hughe� Debbie Power Margaret Smith John Hodges Barbara Schaer Renee a Jaydee 23 Vincent Jones Orson Bullard Nancey Gregg Lynn Trice Jimmy Hunt Angela Hammond Mrs, Brown Richard Thode Erica Donovan .S fi ■IV.Ib January Percy Forde Mary Kobre Linda Thompson Alecia Walker yiji Donnie Ingram Vickie Bell Randy Trammell 13 1 jT 'Hi f ■ W A Angela Weaver Stephen Egnor Barbara James Judy Krysak Sonja Hollis Shell yne Larcheveaux Ola Davis John Camp Jackie Short 36 James Phillips Talilhia Jones Judy Gunler lori Sauvie 27 Williams Tammy Baskin Ronnie Smith Eva Malloy Susan Middle Chandra Colquitt Richard Eggie Gwen Harvey Mark Slovak Sarah Reyes Petra Strickland Carol Williams Thomas James Donna Kiger aren Welch thleen Michael Peterson Sandra Hensley Djuana Dorsey Jerome Moultrie Brenda Bass Scott Weekley Chris Spann Joe Sabo Mr. Graham March Ruby Gladney Rose Robbins Claudia Harvey 1 gjt 3 3 Verna Walker Tammy Quattrociocchi Tyca Blount 4 8 ■ 9 K II Karen Robbins Kim Hollis Karen Gibson Patti Phinney 15 16 17 18 Brenda encer Durham 33 33 34 35 Smith Denise Jackson Patricia Harmon Mrs. Johnson Manuel Bunch Detlef Bunch Sonya Sueann Brookins Angie Dyer Wooddell Cindy Frick Earl Jenkins Mary Reeves Bernadette Moran Wendy Quick _ Stan Smith Shelley Brown Vermda I Susan Koch Herman Bruce Meadows Albert Rivera Judy Quattrociocchi Lori Lee Maude Jones Sharon Wynn Angela Lankford Tammy Daugherty Timothy Ouattrociocchi Jerry Porter Joe Scott Toney Lewis Terry Lewis Harland Rennolds Debbie Ahlfeild Diann Ash Vicki Reynolds Afoert Carol Bruce Crowell Brian Hinds Mitchell Burns Angela Alexander Melody Meadows Michelle Coolie Marilyn Beebe Kim Ouattrociocchi Doug McCrary Linda Ingram Angela Laster Greg Campbell Debbie Hagen n 35 Wi fill 36 37 38 39 30 Leroy Jenkins Coach Floyd Anita Moore Denise Salas 30 STUDENT LIFE Kay Spratling Mi. Masters Edward Allen Vanessa Edmonds 0 Pampl.n Patty Lukehart Steve Pritchett Alesia Pines Johnny Poe Kim Mills John Walker Carol Rodney L'bbV Bomn Angela Cook Mrs. Hurley Ute Kelley Donna Dunn Karen Lukehart Cynthia Norris Michael Burford Carolyn Hardcastle Dwayne Lassiter Linda Powell Wayne Griffin Dannielle Smith AHen Page jq Pam Giddens Yolanda Pitts Myrone Strange l L - Tammy Young Paula Barnard Tim Chavers Tom Parciasepe Kim Adams Pam Porter t Tenney Ricky Sanchez 15 Veronica Flakes Pam Keem Becky Wilson Liz Wilson Scott Ouattrociocchi Cassandra McCoy Julie Trammell Betty Henry Veronica Anderson Michelle Klipp Carla Coker Nathan Pate Alton Byrd Cindy Sauvie Andre Riggins Hiawatha Boden Linda Lambert Debbie Shueman Christie Thomas Audrey Alexander Gena Wardlaw Melanie Mitchell Carol Baxley J. Mark Kinser 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Melanie Sellers Darrell Robinson Josiah Sumbry Robin Dennis Vincent Bell r . 0- 1 John Ridgley Debora Battle 2 Stephanie Powers Charlene Watson 3 Joan Vanier Vickie Wynn Cocoa Reyes Belinda Shavers 4 5 6 Butch Ikner Willie Howard 7 Coqueese Ferguson Tina Quattrociocchi Doug Quattrociocchi 8 Karen Ardis 9 Tracy Baker 10 lia Owens II 12 13 14 15 16 17 Brian Wilson Susanne Soma Young Jeff Lee Walter Hardeman James Easley Thomas STUDENT LIFE 33 Friendships Students at Carver all agree that one thing they get out of school is lasting friendships. Without the excitement of friends, school would be just another boring chore. Friends help you to help yourself as well as others. True friends may go through their ups and downs, but they somehow manage to last when they keep a short memory of the painful times and a long memory of the good ones. All in all the only require- ment to have a friend is just being one yourself. Have you ever seen . . . Butch Ikner hanging around without Al- bert Rivera? Tina Quattrociocchi without Joyce Smith? Vincent Bell without Jerry Porter? John Hodges without James Eas- ley or Melvin Jones? Michelle Sumrall without Leatta Robinson? James Barnes without Darnell Murell? Erica Donovan without Ute Kelly or Brenda Durham? Alan Johnson without Anthony Dixon? Ronald Johnson without Toney Scott? Tabby Ezell without Lauri Birge? Char- lette Bell without Lisa Alexander? Lori Barton without Janet Harris? Carolyn Hardcastle without Charlotte Harris? Debbie Brown without Sue Gardner or Tammie Baskin? Dena Nettles without Melanie Mitchell? Stan Smith without Ralph Salas? Barbara James without Mi- chelle Jones? Dana Everman without lika Lowery right behind her? Libby Bonin without Debra Ahlfield? Lisa Long with- out Renee Gulledge? Donna Straughter without Stephanie Jerry? Shellyne Lar- cheveaux wthout Djuana Dorsey? Cas- sandra Williams without Carl Willis? CHS Top Ten Records 1. Endless Love 2. Cool 3. Grapevine 4. Let’s Work 5. Super Freak 6. Betty Davis’ Eyes 7. Let’s Groove 8. Apache 9. Just Once 10. Controversy Movies 1. Body and Soul 2. Endless Love 3. Ragtime 4. Stripes 5. Sharky’s Machine 6. Taps 7. Raiders of the Lost Ark 8. Stir Crazy 9. Halloween II 10. Friday 13th II “This school Is our home, we think it’s worth defending. GEORGE C. SCOTT TIMOTHY HUTTON TAPS 7:00 9:30 |PG] 36 Recording Artist(s) 1. Prince 2. Commodores 3. Kenny Rogers 4. The Time 5. Roger 6. Rick James 7. Kool the Gang 8. Rod Stewart 9. Diana Ross 10. Quincy Jones FISHING i FROM | , BRIDGE U Stars 1. Richard Pryor 2. Burt Reynolds 3. Tom Selleck 4. Patrick Duffy 5. Jayne Kennedy 6. Sherman Hensley 7. Leon Issac Kennedy 8. Anthony Geary 9. John Schneider K). Brooke Shields Cars 1. Trans Am 2. Ferrari 3. Mazda RX-7 4. Mercedes 5. Camaro Z-2S 6. Porsche 7. Corvette 8. Datsun 280-ZX 9. X 1 9 K). Jaguar Athletes 1. Juluis Dr. J Erving 2. Steve Bartkowski 3. Sugar Ray Leonard 4. Tony Dorsett 5. George Iceman” Gervin 6. John McEnroe 7. Larry Bird 8. Ervin Magic” Johnson 9. Danny White 10. Tony Hill Snow £ Cold Cancels School For Three Days WAYNE WILLIAMS CHARGED WITH SOME OF THE MURDERS. 28 YOUNG BLACKS SLAIN IN ATLANTA CAUSES FEAR AND FUROR INFLATION CAUSES LAYOFFS EGYPT’S ANWAR SADAT ASSASINATED US CITIZENS RALLY TO SUPPORT SOLIDARITY MARTIAL LAW IMPOSED IN POLAND Plane Crashes Into Miss Lucas Lands Potomac A Man Bridge Before Plunging Ge,,ing Hi,ched July 2 Into Water San Francisco Wins Superbowl 26-21 Clemson 1 In 1982 College Football Battle Twenty Inducted Into NHS Jack Brinkley And Harry Jackson To Step Down Natalie Woods Drowns In Accident Off Her Yacht American General Captured By Red Brigade Rescued After 43 Days By Special Trained Italian Police Mark Kinser Hits School Bus SIUDENI J 'remember' tfie 'time tfiaT... 40 STUDENT LIFE ORGANIZATIONS If you’ve tried to succeed alone Only then will you respect Those who have joined together A common purpose to elect Presidents C ) The President’s Club consist of all the Presidents of the organiza- tions at Carver High. They strive for unity at the school and help the clubs to organize. They also get together the fall and spring pro- jects for all organizations during the school year. The sponsor is Ms. Ruth Lewis, and she gives the clubs various ideas on how to run their club. They help schedule each club’s projects so that they do not conflict with each other. Working together, they discuss, decide on what is best for the club, and then put it into effect. Pi I • � . i i l l I Kneeling: Tandie Taliferro, Michelle Jones, lia Owens. Donna Straughter. Second Row: John Camp, Vanessa Edmonds. Dearick Milton, Veronica Flakes, Barbara James. Ruby Gladney. Teresa Stanley. Melinda Trice. Top Row: Ursula Patrick. Leatta Robinson. Gwen Harvey. Not Pictured: Angelia Cook. We’ve got what it takes to make GREAT Clubsl Leaders 42 ORGANIZATIONS Student Council I First Row: Ms. Robinson. Ruby Gladney. Veronica Anderson. Lisa Cobb. Lisa Alexander. Veronica Flakes. Yolanda Anderson, Teanna Tisdel, Mr. B. Floyd. Mr. B. Smith. Second Row: Paula Kitchens. Carol Davis, Thomasina Atkinson. Thomas James, Alesia Pines, Linda Tillman, Gwen Heavy, Vanessa Edmonds. Susan Koch, lia Owens. Third Row: Carmen Buckner. Gretchen Crowell, Lola Scott. Bernadette McCray. Nancy Smith, Eloise Miles, Belinda Shavers. Kim Blackmon. Betrophia Heavy, Brenda Durham. Kay Spratling. Donna Straughter. Fourth Row: Tracy Odomes, Russell Brooks, Felecia Downs, Angela Hammond, Erica Donovan, Lori Wilson, Lloyd McAllister, Diane Faine, Becky Wilson. Fifth Row: Robert Martin. Curtis Jackson. Nathaniel Odomes. Bobby Taylor, Darrin Carridine. Plathon Watson, Leatta Robinson. Barbara James. Sixth Row: Eddie Croweell. Ursula Patrick, Cassandra Williams. Debbie Brown, Thomasina Gard- ner. Cassandra McCoy, Debra Battle. Jeanette McGhee. Seventh Row: Ivan Dixon, Talithia Jones, Sandra Archie, Tawanda Pitts. Mike Forte. Officers: John Camp — President. Bren- da Durham — Vice President. Ruby Glad- ney — Secretary. Bobby Taylor — Trea- surer. Money is his meatl The Student Council sponsored by the Social Studies Department seeks to practice and promote ba- sic democratic principles within the framework of a school envi- ronment. Students are afforded the opportunity to plan, develop, and implement various projects designed to enhance a better envi- ronment for all at Carver High. Its members are steadfast in their ob- ligations to promote scholarship, pride, service and unity here in Tiger Country. Student Council is responsible for Homecoming, various holiday activities, a special awards day for teachers, community projects and promoting school spirit through- out the year. Sponsors are Ms. H. Robinson, Mr. B. Floyd, and Mr. B. Smith. Freshman Thomas James is homeroom 9-6's representative to the Student Council. Thomas sees being on the council as a challenge and a chance to be involved in school activities. Hard! Work! Really pays off in the end We support sports! SPIRIT ORGANIZATIONS Senior Council ) ( The Senior Class has been busy putting the Senior year together to make it a big success. The Class Colors are Crimson and Blue and the Class Flower will be a Crimson Rose. One of their biggest projects was getting their pictures in color. In order to do this each Senior had the opportunity of selling partrons. After selling ten their picture would be featured in the Tigonian. In the traditional way the Sen- iors will be having all the activities such as Senior Teach Day, Senior Breakfast and of course Kiddie Day — our last chance as Seniors to let our silliness hang out. Left to Right: Coqueese Furguson. Anita Moore, Christine Thomas, Royce Willmschen, Sarah Reyes. Ursula Patrick. Vanessa Edmonds. Junior Council The Junior Class is one of the most inspirational classes Carver High has ever seen. It is made up of hard-working dedicated and determined young people who have made the sky their limit. Al- though they have had several sponsors they have not stopped trying to make their class the best in Carver’s history. Coming into new responsibilities such as giving the Junior-Senior Prom and mak- ing preparations for the Senior year doesn’t stop them. The step next to being the best Junior Class is being the best Senior class. 83” Class for me! Front Row: Nate Odomes, Tammy Baskin. Bobby Taylor. Brenda Durham. Back Row: Barbara James. Thomasina Gardner, Michell Jones. 44 ORGANIZATIONS Sophomore Council This year the Sophomore class has really gotten off to a good start. The class is sponsored by Ms. Fuse. The class has some great lead- ers including Derry McFadden — President, Yolanda Anderson — Vice President. Bridgette Stewart — Secretary, Terri Lewis — Trea- surer. During the year they participat- ed in Flomecoming, sold class jer- seys and sold pennants to help prepare for the prom next year. 84” HAS MORE! Derrie McFaddin. Yolanda Anderson, Bridget! Stewart, Audrey Alexander. Kevin Belk. c Freshman Council ) The Freshman class of the year 1981-82 take great pride in saying that we are a good class.” Nancy Smith, President of the class says, I decided to run for the office of president two days before we were to do our speeches. I felt kind of unsure about running for the office, because I was so late finding out about it. But I came through.” Lisa Alexander, who ran for Secretary, says, I felt that I really could do the job best. I felt I could keep things neat and orga- nized. After I lost to Thomas James I had no hard feelings, be- cause I felt he could also do a good job.” The Treasurer of the Fresh- men class. Veronica Anderson, says, No one was really interest- ed in running for the office, so I took it upon myself to see that my class would be financially secure.” Overall, the Freshmen class is a very good class, and they’re going to try to keep up the good work. 85” IS COMING ON! Front: Veronica Anderson, Thomas James. Alesia Pines, Nancy Smith. Middle: Lisa Alexander. Traci Odomes. Elois Miles. Linda Tillman. Maria Mitchell. Back: Kim Blackmon. Belinda Shavers. Bernadette McCray, and Alisa Fluellen. ORGANIZATIONS 45 Chorus ( Carver High School's Chorus has achieved its share of accomplish- ments throughout the years. As one of the city’s most admired and respected high school choirs, the group maintains its fine quality and its own special style. At the special request of Colum- bus Mayor Harry Jackson, Carv- er’s Chorus performed at the Gov- ernment Center during a news conference. Among various activities, the chorus traveled to the University of Georgia in Athens to attend a clinic and to perform with the Uni- versity Singers. The chorus also entertains the student body dur- ing assembly. The highlight of the Christmas season was made extra special for the chorus as they ’’Reached For the Stars’’ while taping a commer- cial for local television station WRBL TV-3. Practice, Practice, Practice Talented Mr. Register You’re not listeningl MIXED CHORUS — First Row: Felicia Downs, Melody Meadows. Karen Gibson, Tammy Daughtery, Sarah Reyes. Teresa Stanley. Nadean Terry, Linda Ingram. Paula Milton, Phyllis Phillips. Second Row: Samantha Gates. Tracey Hill. Kim Mills, Dana Evermon, Ilka Lowery, Carol Rodney. Veronica Flakes, Janet Williams, Vicki Russell. Rose Robbins. Linda Tillman. Anita Smith. Third Row: Tommy Musselman. Joe Renn, Ronnie Dacus, Ken Lowthorpe. Jon Barnes. Adriene Palmer. Jeniffer Sneed, Todd Blackburn. Carol Davis. Angela Hammond. Fourth Row: Patrick Pate, David Smith. Tim Lawerence. Billy Henry. Edward Dalton, William Bryant. Dean Yazell. Cecil Jones. Timmy Chavers, Glenn Redfearn. David Evermon. Edward Jenkins. Christmas Assembly VOICES BEGINNERS CHORUS Front Row: Tonoa Bell, Sonya Wooddell, Dana Daugherty, Pame- la Giddens, Yolanda Thomas, De- bra Tonye, Eloise Miles. Back Row.- Lori Sauvie, Cindy Sau- vie, Linda Thompson, Paula Kitch- en, John Sanders, Olisa Boden, Ed- die Milton. Directly Below: GIRLS CHORUS: First Row: Anita Smith, Karen Gib- son, Sarah Reyes, Tammy Daught- ery, Nadean Terry, Linda Ingram, Phyllis Phillips. Second Row: Paula Milton, Kim Mills, Felicia Downs, Ilka Lowery, Dana Evermon, Teresa Stanley, Ja- net Williams, Rose Robbins, Carol Davis. Third Row: Melody Meadows, Sa- mantha Gates, Tracey Hill, Angela Hammond, Jeniffer Sneed, Veroni- ca Flakes. Vicki Russell, Linda Till- man, Carol Radney. Mr. Register is the dedicated chorus direc- tori Mr. Register has been directing the Carver High Chorus for Six years. He is a very active member of his church and community. He directs his church choir, is a guest soloist with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, District III Cho- ral Chairman and has been a number of musicals at the Springer Opera House and Columbus College. We are indeed lucky to have Mr. Register, a multi- talented man. as our music director. ORGANIZATIONS 47 Boy's Chorus Carver male chorus is thirty seven members strong. For three years they have rated superior in the District 3 Choral Festival. The practice everyday during home- room and once a week after school. They have rated at the top for the past five years. Right First Row: Ted Dye. Tommy Mussel- man, Joe Reen, David Evermon, Todd Blackburn. Eddie Milton. Timmy Chavers. Second Row: Cecil Jones, Patrick Pate, Ken Lowthorpe, Jom Barnes, Ronnie Da- cus, Glenn Redfearn, Edward Jenkins. Third Row: Eddie Jones, Dean Yazell, Ed- ward Dalton, Tim Lawrence. William Bry- ant. Billy Henry, Adriene Palmer. WE SING THE BESTI 48 c GAMA Sitting: Ruby Gladney. Cassandra McCoy. Ursula Patrick, John Camp. Wanda Ross, Angela Barker, Susanne Thomas. Terri Lewis, Tandie Taliaferro, Plathon Watson. Standing: Delores Gardner, Olisa Boden, Robin Dennis, Anita Moore, Coqueese Ferguson. Jeanette McGhee, Angie Lankford, Dorothy Norsworthy, Sherry Johnson. Anecia Brown, Vanessa Edmonds. Tonoa Bell. Percy Ford, Earl Jenkins. The CHS GAMA (Georgia Asso- ciation of Media Assistants) is composed of students who assist in developing an appreciation for and an understanding of the school Library Media Center. The club also participates in an array of activities that are designed to exemplify learning from a variety of school-community related ac- tivities. Among these activities are: providing an annual candle- light ceremony and breakfast for the induction of new members into the club; attending the Dis- trict and State Conference and Convention; participating in Homecoming activities; attending performances at the Bradley Mu- seum, Columbus College, and the Springer Opera House; providing displays and exhibitions for Black History Week and other special events. Kneeling: Ursula Patrick — State Vice President, Tandie Taliaferro — Third District Secretary. Ruby Gladney — President. Standing: Angela Barker — Secretary, Plathon Watson — Vice President. Cassandra McCoy — Parliamentarian, John Camp — Photographer. Su- sanne Thomas — Reporter. Wanda Rowell — Historian. Terri Lewis — Treasurer. She’s the onel We socializel Members listen intently. What’s going on? DETERMINATION GAMA shows their spirit ORGANIZATIONS 49 c ROTC ) GET DOWN ON IT! Cadets . Officers ... Rifle Team ... and that’s exactly what the JROTC classes did. Showing their style in class, competition, and at the Mili- tary Ball. In JROTC students learn self-discipline, leadership and what to expect in the Military, if they chose that as a way of life. Ronnie Blackburn, Junior LD I would encourage others to join JROTC to improve Carver’s pro- gram. Ronnie’s dream is to get a football scholarship, play college ball, participate in college ROTC, and then join the Army as an offi- cer. Top Right — First Row: Micheal Williams. Second Row: David Max. Melinda Richardson. Samantha Atkinson. Bridgette Poe. Angela Laster. Chrys Seldon, Anthony Dowdell. Karen Washington. Third Row: James Burkson. Steve Stramd. Tonya Guinn. Phyllis Dozier. Stephanie Powers. Daron Caradine. Sheryl Ridgley. Fourth Row: Ben Brown. William Bryant. Alisa Fluellen. Veronica Phillips. Rick Soloman. Eddie James. Terry Melton. Moni- que Flinton. Left Center: Sgt. Chambers lectures the cadets. Right Center — First Row: Curtis Jackson. Roger Pamplin, Mitchell Burns. Second Row: Micheal Lokey. Steven Egnor. Dantha Crocker. Cassandra Crocker, Yvonne Bird, Richard Shueman. Katherine Hill. Third Row: Howard Adams. Joe Bush. Tony Belton. Theodis Hill. Wanda Boone. Brenda Crawford. Fourth Row: Demetrious McCurdy. Tim Jones. Alonza Long, Ronnie Blackburn. Sharon Foster, Reggie Lowe. Bottom Left: Leland Phillips — Battalion Commander 50 ORGANIZATIONS Angela Tookes was voted by her fellow JROTC classmates as Mili- tary Queen at their annual Military Ball at the Columbus Municipal Auditorium. Angela was escorted by Major Leland Phillips. She is a very active member, summer camp, winter camp, rifle team, and the color guard which performs at assemblies. According to Angela there’s no disadvantage to being a girl in ROTC. Top Left — Staff Officers: Kneeling — Leland Phillips. Standing — Bruce Mead- ows, Angela Alexander. Mary Ann Wat- son. Angela Tookes. Stan Smith Top Right: Angela Tookes — Military Ball Queen Left Center — First Row: Darby Drew. Second Row: Frank Ffogan, Wayne Weaver. Third Row: Steven Belt. Anthony Dixon. Daryl Jackson. Fourth Row: Alison Summery. James Boyd. Donna Lewis. Fifth Row.- Randy Johnson. Toney Scott, David Crouch. Joanne Thomas. Bottom Left: Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum? Not Pictured: Major Brinkman ORGANIZATIONS I ( VOT-FBLA ) VOT stands for Vocational Of- fice Training. It is a cooperative work training program for Juniors and Seniors. It prepares them for full-time employment in office or office related jobs. It is a three part program, class- room, on the job training and indi- vidual. Classroom instruction pro- vides an opportunity to develop desirable personal qualities, traits, and attitudes. On the job training is a big part of the program. The instructor will assist you in finding a job, if you do not have one. The students receive training from this class which helps them learn the trades they will need to know. The program is very educational and helps students prepare for the future. Their club, FBLA, sold Halloween Grams as one of their many activi- ties. C PCT ) DCT which stands for Diversi- fied Cooperative Training, is a work program offered by the school system for students who have jobs and are interested in en- rolling in the program. You receive two credits for DCT. One for classroom work and the other for working. In order to receive one full credit for working you must complete 500 hours on the job for one year. If you enter the DCT program, and do not have a job, the DCT coordinator will help you find a job. Keeping re- cords, time sheets, filling out in- cofne taxes, and anything else having to do with working or fu- ture careers is taught in DCT. You learn to take on responsibilities and learn new job training skills. Senior Dearick Milton says that DCT is a valuable learning exper- ience. He works at WRBL Song in My Heart Production. SKILLS Kneeling: Robin Martin, Kathy McCrary, Laura Hicks. Laurie Barton, Janet Harri . Standing: Robin Billings. Dearick Milton, Sabrina Jordon, Jimmy Ingram, Valerie Brown. Donna Dunn, Coqueese Ferguson, Michael Peterson. Kathy Smith, Mike Walden, Vickie Wilson. Front Row: Patti Phinney. Michelle Taylor, Teresa Stanley, Cheryl Timblin. Andrea Neal, Chandra Colquitt, Anita Huff. Back Row: Karen Robbins, Barbara Schaer, Tina Taylor. Lynn McCrary. Petra Hinds 53 ORGANIZATIONS Debate J ( The Debate Team consists of two smaller teams — the affirma- tive and the negative. They com- pete against other schools. Spon- sored by Ms. Chapman, the team attended a tournament in Ameri- cus, Georgia on December 18-19 and a regional tournament at West Georgia College in Carrolton, Georgia on January 26. What is it like to be on the de- bate team? Sharon Hightower says that she was nervous at her first debate. She stated that the debate team decides on a specific topic from a general list that they are given by the group in charge of debate competition. Then the team has to read and do research on the topic. At the actual debate Sharon says that you have to be able to think off of the top of your head while sounding convincing at the same time. Drama The 1981-82 Carver High Drama Club and class is sponsored by Ms. Gunter. She says that teaching drama is very exciting and at times can get very hectic. Their itinerary consisted of: performing for the second graders at Carver Elementary: performing the play Soul Gone Home by Lang- ston Hughes for the school: par- ticipating in the literary meet in Americus Ga where they per- formed in Soul Gone Home as well as presenting a number of short plays for the ninth grade English classes. Senior Cindy Sauvie says that being in drama is an experience that everyone would enjoy. She says that it’s a lot of hard work, but a lot of fun. Left: Front Row — Dana Mitchell, Laurie Wilson, Sharon Smith. Back Row — Kim Camon, Charlene Watson, Reggie Gladden. Leatta Robinson. Stan Smith (Negative). Sharon Hightower (Affirmative). Royce Willms- chen (Negative), Brenda Durham, Tande Taliferro (Affirmative). ORGANIZATIONS !} Phi Sigma Alpha Phi Sigma Alpha Bottom Row to Top: Sonja Hollis, Chenetha Henley, Talithia Jones, Barbara James. Yvonne Evans, Michelle Jones, Yolonda Pitts. Mary Reeves, Suzanne Thomas, Tracy Harrison. Gwen Heavy, Tandi Taliaferro, Melanie Mitchell, Yolonda Anderson. Mike Griggs. Patti Phinney, Artie Pierce, Robin Dennis, Teanna Tisdell, John Hodges. Royce Willmschen, Leatta Robinson, Michelle Sumrall, Shellyne Larcheveaux, Djuana Dorsey, Angela Ham- mond. Mike Cox, Tony Covington. Carmen Buckner. Joe Scott, Bobby Taylor. Robert Cabiness, Angelia Cook, Lloyd McAlister, Billy Miller. Butch Ikner. Percy Forde, Melvin Jones, Ivan Dixon. James Easley. The Science Club at Carver has a large number of members that worked hard to learn about sci- ence and science careers through a number of activities such as buying carnations for teachers during Homecoming week, selling mistletoe, bake sales, the Officers’ Convention in Macon, and a Christmas party. They have also performed various service activi- ties for the school and teachers to help increase pride. Officers of the Science Club are Tandi Talia- ferro (President), Leatta Robinson (Vice-President), Talithia Jones (Secretary), and Melvin Jones (Treasurer). The sponsor of the club is Ms. Titus. Why is the club so popular? Ms. Titus is an inspiration to the mem- bers. Fun and easy-going, she prompts students to be active,” stated Tandie Taliaferro. ( Mu Alpha Theta j The Carver High Math Club is a member of the National High School and Junior College Math- ematics Club. Mu Alpha Theta, competes against many other high schools in math competitions. This year they competed in tourna- ments at Armstrong State College, Savannah Georgia, Parkview High School, Lilburn Georgia. Georgia State University Atlanta. Georgia, Furman University Atlanta. Green- ville South Carolina, Samford Uni- versity, Birmingham, Alabama, Georgia Southwestern College, Americus Georgia as well as the local math tournaments which was held at Spencer High School. Dr. Kersey, Coyita Spencer. Royce Willmschen, Jackie Leedy, Duk Kim, Rich- ard Thode. Leatta Robinson, Terri Farmer. Robin Dennis, Percy Ford. Christine Thomas. Butch Ikner, Marci Holland. Teanna Tisdale. Barbara James, Ivan Dix- on, Michelle Jones, Bobby Taylor. Djuana Dorsey, Susan Koch. Allen Page. Thoma- sina Gardner, Ms. Lee. 54 ORGANIZATIONS KNOWLEDGE ( English ) Sitting: Paula Milton, Samantha Gates, Shellyne Larcheveaux. Kim Blackmon. Second Row: Mrs. Aiken. Paula Kitchen, Dearick Milton. Wanda Rowell. Brenda Mayfield. The English Club consists of people interested in all phases of the English language — written and spoken. Those in the English Club participate in various activi- ties such as the Christmas Story Contest, student editorials, and the Senior High Writing contest. They attend District Literary Meets and the Scholarship Writing Contest as well as placing articles in the Teen Tempo section of the Columbus Ledger. These articles are written by freshman Otha Har- ris and give the community a chance to know what is happening at Carver. Officers in the English Club in- clude Dearick Milton, President� Brenda Mayfield, Vice-President� Paula Milton, Secretary� Wanda Rowell, Treasurer. The English Club is sponsored by the English De- partment with Mrs. Betty Aiken serving as advisor. Alpha Rho Theta ) Marina Cianocchi, Mike Walden. Allen Page. Ruby Gladney, Vernida Hughes. Mike Peterson, Lloyd McAllister, Cassan- dra McCoy. Plathon Watson, Charlene Watson. Melvin Jones, Gwen Harvey. Frank Graham. Lynn Trice, Patti Eades. Alpha Rho Theta is made up of students from the Humanities class. They are sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Lewis. The class is offered to seniors only. In class they learn about the arts, including literature, language, painting, sculpture, music, dance and theater. They study and com- pare both the arts of today and of yesterday, including the artists. According to class members the class is not only educational but also fun. Cassandra McCoy says that the class is very interesting and she learns alot. CURIOSITY ORGANIZAIIONS 55 t fha ) The F.H.A. is a national organi- zation made up of students who are studying or have studied home economics or home economic re- lated occupations. Their object is to help individuals improve per- sonal, family, and community liv- ing. In order to meet this objective FHA plan and carry out activities throughout the school year. Ac- tivities this year included an Initi- ation Party at Godfathers and a birthday party each month at Oak Manor Nursing Home. FHA also participated in County Fair Exhib- its, the Faculty Christmas tea. They also had a part in the State convention and District meetings as well as hosting a FHA Family Banquet. In February Carver ob- served FHA Week. Going Up: Angela Cook. Bernice Willis. Anecia Brown, Tonya Guinn. Kathy Hill. Dana Howard. Vicki Marshall. Tammie Baskin. Debbie Brown. Carmen Stoudemire, Pam Giddens, Maria Mitchell. Bridgette Upchurch, Angela Giddens. Jeanette McGhee. Is FHA fun? Freshman Tonya Guinn enjoys FHA activities which she says are fun as well as helpful to others. Tonya, who dreams of a career as a physical therapist, also learned how to cook this year — a skill that she plans to use for years to come. Going Up: Angela Cook. Vicki Marshall. Maria Mitchell. Pam Giddens. Bridgette Upchurch. Angela Giddens. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes for America’s future. Homes where living will be the expression of every thing that is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and faith will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage and high hope. r BETTER HOfii CHILDREN PLANNING 56 ORGANIZATIONS The Carver High Band under the direction of Mr. Robert Del Toro began this school year with Band Camp. Held out of town this year, the band worked twelve and fourteen hours a day and came back to Columbus with a half-time show for the Tiger ball games. The first half-time show was nerve wracking to some of the new members of the marching band and was performed in the rain in the game against Baker. Carver’s band has received awards of excel- lence in band, two superior drum line awards, and two superior flag awards. In addition the band had played at pep rallies where they had the enthusiastic support of the student body. The band played the song Celebration” to end the last pep rally in cele- bration of Carver’s successful football season. The band also presented a Christmas concert for the public and continued its new tradition of forming a jazz band. Concert season included two competi- tions — in Columbus and in Alexander City. Alabama. Freshman Fletcher Armstrong, a drummer, for the band says that being in the band is fun although his drum does sometimes get heavy. Band is one activity where hard work and talent come together to play music worth listening to. Left, Mr. Del Toro MEMBERS ORGANIZATIONS 57 Top Left Picture: Edward Jenkins. Robyn Martin. Top Right Picture — Flag Corp: Sherry Johnson. Donna Kiger, Kim Williams. De- lores Gardner. Robyn Martin. Patty Bar- bee, Tyca Blount. Center — Marcus Long. Darrell Peterson. Daniel Gibbs. Mary Reeves, Royce Willmschen. Back Rows Gates. Kevin McCray, Teresa Gonsalez. Melody Mead- ows, Fletcher Armstrong. Michelle Sum- rail. Right: Band Officers: Mr. DelToro. Royce Willmschen — Percussion Section Lead- er; Mike Cox — Band Manager-, Edward Jenkins — Drum Major-, Richard Thode — Band Captain; Robyn Martin — Color Guard Captain. 58 ORGANIZATIONS Top Left: WOODWINDS — Karen Gibson. Mike Campos, Brenda Mayfield, Debbie Ablfeid, Lori Martin. Back Row: Teresa Gonzales. Steve Belt, Robert Martin, Richard Thode. Melody Meadows, Delores Gardner, Michelle Sumrall. Pat Horman. Top Right: Band Participates in Homecoming Pa- rade Left Center: BRASS — Scott Thode, Pam Keen, Darron Corrall. Becky Williams. Robin Dennis, Au- dra Simms, Edna Allen. Back Row: Mike Cox, Charles Long, Earl Woodard. Right Center: The rain pours as Carver’s spirit flows. Bottom Left: Robin Dennis, Michelle Sumrall, Rich- ard Thode, Royce Willmschen. 59 The majority of Spanish Club consists of students who take Spanish first or second period. Ms. Ann Davidson is the Spanish teacher as well as the club spon- sor. Spanish is one of the foreign languages offered at Carver and hopefully it will continue to be a success. During the year the Spanish club sold candy and attended a play called Don Quixote de la Mancha in Decatur, Georgia at Anges Scott College. It was per- formed in both Spanish and Eng- lish. Junior Donna Dunn says that some day she hopes to go visit Spain and put her Spanish to the test. Donna plans to be a flight attendant and feels that her Spanish will come in handy one day. Senior Tandie Taliaferro plans to become a lawyer and she feels that Spanish will be benefi- cial to her. Spanish Sitting: Leatta Robinson. Veronica Flakes, Tandie Ta liferro, Carol Davis. First Row: Greg Koch, Sharon Hightower, Mrs. Davidson, Veronica Anderson. Sec- ond Row: Ruby Gladney, Talithia Jones. Pam Stringer, Charlotte Bell. Yolanda Anderson. Third Row: Greg Sanchez. Anita Moore, Teanna Tisdel. Officers: Leatta Robinson — President. Talithia Jones — Vice-President. Teanna Tisdel — Secretary. Greg Koch — Treasurer 60 OR6 ANIMATIONS c Tigonian Staff ) Co-Editor Vanessa Edmonds Sponsor — Angela Lucas Co-Editor Donna Straughter PATIENCE ORGANIZATIONS ® I Tandi Taliaferro, Editor — Ruby Gladney, Mark Kinser, and Ivan Dixon. Honors Faculty Sports Section Editor — Djuana Dorsey. Sandra McNease and Percy Forde, Editor — Bobby Taylor. Vernida Hughes. Donnie Ingram. Verna Walker. Editor — Brenda Durham, and Micheal Griggs, Bernadette Moran, and Tina Quattrociocchi. and James Melton. Mark Kinser. 62 Special People Putting a yearbook together is a challenge. It is an experience that can not really be described until you do it. Being a member of Carv- er's yearbook staff is exciting and frustrating. This year’s book is full of pictures, news, trivia, and dreams for the future. After three years of working on the Tigonian staff, Barbara James says that working on the staff is hazardous to her health. As editor of the Senior Section, Ruby Glad- ney says that if you want to have a nervous breakdown check out the yearbook staff. Special people: Lia Owens, Chief Artisti Sarah Reyes, Business Manager! Monica Bordeau, Calendar Editor and Assts. Busi- ness Manageri Jackie Leedy, Copy Editor. Student Life S Underclassmen Michelle Jones, Editor — Barbara James. Suzanne Thomas I 4 ORGANIZAIIONS 63 Reserved For 64 AUTOGRAPHS TEACHERS ’Til you've experienced learning. Then only can you teachi Spreading knowledge to others. Many minds to reach. Administration And Faculty Mr. Harry L. Vernon, Principal Mr. Vernon believes that each school year can be successful if the faculty and student body work together. He uses much of his time and energy trying to motivate the students into achieving their set goals and works diligently with the administration. Mrs. Evelyn Rowe, Assistant Prin- cipal of Curriculum Mrs. Rowe, who has been at Carver for a year and a half has proven that much can be accom- plished in a short itme. She has made sure that the students are provided the best courses possi- ble. Mr. Robert Graham. Assistant Principal of Attendence Over the past years many stu- dents at Carver have come to rec- ognize Mr. Graham for his sincer- ity, good humor, and guidance to wards the students. Mr. Saulbury, Assistant Principal of Discipline Mr. Saulsbury's job is very diffi- cult, although results have shown that he has overcome the obsta- cles put before him. Mr. Eugene Carmack. Vocational Supervisor As the Vocational Supervisor at Carver Mr. Carmack’s job calls for long hours and demands a great deal of patience. He works hard to provide good programs. 66 Teacher Aaron Martin is a spirited person. A coach and a special education teacher, J he is ready to help you. Ms. Maxine Lee is one of the most impression- able teachers here at Carver. As head of the Math Department, she demands respect from her students. Also includ- ed in Ms. Lee’s activities at Carver is sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta (Math Club). If you're lucky and have Ms. Lee, you will know your a-ris-ma-tic” by the end of the year. When her big eyes flash at you, you can’t help but like her. Many of her stu- dents return just to say, Thanks, you really helped me a lot .” Betty Aiken English Diann Ash Math Judith Avera Vocational Mary Beard English Allen Brinkman JROTC Evelyn Brown Vocational Julie Brown Special Education Pam Carter Special Education Jesse Chambers JROTC Sylvia Chapman English Cindy Clark Special Education Peggy Cooksey Vocational TEACHERS 67 Kathleen Crawford Science Ann Davidson English Wallace Davis Enrichment Bernice Dean Math Robert Del Toro Enrichment George Downey Social Studies lola Florence English Bernard Floyd Social Studies LaVette Fuse Science Micheal Harkins Social Studies Judy Gunter English Howard Griggs Vocational Ms. Henry is an excellent teacher who goes that extra mile to make English a fun and exciting subject for her students. Mr. Deltoro has been our band di- rector for the past two years in which our band has gained various awards. Coach Oswalt's dream is to coach a college team. He is shown talking to Roderick Moore, defensive linebacker. 68 tEACHERS Still classified as a rookie, Mr. Dow- ney blends in well with the Carver at- mosphere. Ms. Masters is an extremely bright and energetic teacher, who relates well with all of her students. v Ms. Crawford is a teacher who ex- hibits great self control, as well as control of her surroundings. Peggy Henry English Katherine Hurley Guidance Louise Isom Librarian Barbara Jacoway Vocational Jamie Johnson Science Donald Kersey Math Joseph Kindrick Vocational Cathy Kirkland English Maxine Lee Math Ruth Lewis English Connie Lindsey Health Irma Louder Vocational TEACHERS 69 70 TEACHERS Angela Lucas English Aaron Martin Special Education Micki Masters Typing Ann McKinney Enrichment Susan Ragle Enrichment Richard Rebidue Drafting Doyle Register Enrichment Cassandra Reynolds Social Studies Cynthia Miller Math Elaine Mordic Vocational James Odom Science Larry Oswalt Health Ms. Lavette Fuse has been with the Carver family for four years. She enjoys it here because of the constantly changing atmosphere. We are very fortunate to have Ms. Fuse at Carver, although we cannot stop her from dreaming of her alterna- tive career as a research- er in a chemical lab. Pictured below is her son. Bobby Sims. Ms. Titus. Senior class sponsor, is a lighthearted person who is well- liked by all who know her. Coach Floyd combines wit and frank- ness to make him one of the most un- forgettable teachers at Carver. Mrs. Ann McKinney is quite a unique person, who will probably be remem- bered for her school spirit and long legs. She is the coach for the girl's basket- ball team. Her fondest memory of coaching is when the girl's team won the William Henry Shaw Christmas Tournament in 1978. Her devotion to Carv- er High takes up a lot of her time, but she still has time for her family. Recalling the close encounters of teach- ing Driver's Education has kept her on her toes. It is hard for her to dream of what she would be if not a teacher because she loves teaching. Jackie Reynolds ESSA Harriet Robinson Government Billy Smith Social Studies Eleanor Tilton Clinic Virginia Titus Science Richard Walters Math Willie Mae Wheeler Guidance Curtistine Williams Secretary George Williams P.E. Reginald Williamson Career Education Anne Willis Vocational James Wright Enrichment t TEACHERS 71 A Good Teacher Is Hard To Find. A good teacher is one who's firm, understanding, fair, and one that is a good leader. Eddie Crowell A good teacher is someone that when you walk out of her room at the end of the year, you can say I learned something in this class.” Tabby Ezell, a good teacher, is a male. 6 ft., blonde hair, blue eyes, measurements 46-32-46, sweet, nice, gentle (yet masculine), and teaches anatomy. Libby Bonin Glenda Murphy A good teacher is really interested in teaching. Vicky Wilson 73 TEACHERS � A good teacher is one who cares, tries to teach his or her students, and is willing to sacri- fice his or her time. Gregory Taylor A good teacher is one who sets an example. Linda Tillman A good teacher is one who can get something across to a stu- dent. Marcus Oliver A good teacher takes pride in himself. Janet Payne A good teacher is nice, under- standing. and knows what he’s talking about. Cindy Frick A good teacher is a teacher like Mrs. Florence. Tyca Blount TEACHERS 73 A good teacher is one who cares for his students and would go out of his way to help a student. Dana Everman A good teacher is a teacher like Coach Floyd. Cathy Peterson A good teacher is a teacher that doesn’t give much homework but some like once a week. Paula Kitchen A good teacher is a teacher that gives few tests and easy tests. Sharon Wynn A good teacher is a nice friendly person, easy to get along with but when he or she says to do some- thing they make it known that they want it done! Andre Riggins A good teacher lets you talk in class. Kimberly Blackmon 74 TEACHERS A good teacher is one like Mrs. Cooksey. Ann McLean A good teacher is a person that can seek you and understand you as an individual person. Sandra Walden A good teacher is a person that can relate well to others. Teanna Tisdel A good teacher is a person whose patience is steady. Darrin Bettis I don’t know what a good teacher is because I never had one. Denise Salas A good teacher is one who takes pride in her work and the subject she teaches. She is one who helps her students, not only to learn work, but many more things such as manners, to act like an adult, to deal with problems, and last of all, she is one who makes sure that her lesson is learned. Derrick Dawson TEACHERS 75 Teachers Are People Too ’Honey. I’ve got the look. My doctor says caf- feine makes me nervous ... So I drink Sanka. Pass the paddle to Saulsbury, please.” Don't cry Wallace, it's just a game. Don t even try it!” Dear Abby . . . I’m desperate.” 76 TEACHERS I've got to find those glasses.” Teachers are always losing their heads. TEACHERS 77 I’m so mad, I’m breathing smoke.” A large pepproni with cheese and School really does wear you out. Sit down, ’tali’ is not a verb. Now watch me. F ... F ... F ... F ... Let’s see who I can get for ESSA today. i|«| u. , Thank God. it’s Friday!' No one knows what goes on behind closed doors.” Super Bowl concession stand.” How ’bout them claws.” He’s got Bette Davis eyes. TEACHERS 79 Reserved For Teachers � HONORS Less you've experienced struggling And you have done your best You won’t know the price of sacrifice That makes great your success. What do you remember about Homecoming 1981? Herman Lewis Archie, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace P. Archie, was born under the sign of Capricorn. He is an active participant in the sports of football, basketball, track, and tennis. Besides being chosen as one of the highest recruited wide receivers in the coun- try, Herman was also named the Bi-City Play- er of the Year. Although his plans for college have not been completed, he has decided to have a career in Engineering. But his main goal is to become a professional football player. Ursula Elaine Patrick is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Patrick. She is a member of the National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta, and Student Council. She is the President of the Senior Class, and captain of the varsity cheerleaders. Ursula attends Ni- chols Chapel A.M.E. Church, and is also a Georgia Certificate of Merit Student. She is a Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. Ursula’s hobbies includes singing, danc- ing, reading, and having a good time. 84 First Runner-Ups Kenneth Bernard Melvin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Melvin. He participates in football and wrestling, and someday hopes to further his football career by going professional. Kenneth attends Galilee Baptist Church and intends to pursue a career in engi- neering. Cassandra McCoy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCoy. Cassandra has been attending Carver for four years. She participates in clubs and organiza- tions such as Student Council and GAMA. Cassandra was voted Ms. Junior last year, and also has been a Gayfer Girl for two years. Her good personality makes her doorway to friendship with many people. Second Runner-Ups John R. Camp. Jr. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Camp, Sr. He participates in many school activities, such as President of Student Council, GAMA, Phi Sigma Alpha (Science Club), Mu Alpha Theta (Math Club), and Presidents Club. John enjoys dancing, modeling, and being with others and plans to further his education by attending Tuskegee Institute. Michelle Regina Taylor is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Audie J. Taylor. She has attended Carver for three years and enjoys swimming, playing football, and being outdoors. Michelle attends St. Matthews Church on Macon Road. When she graduates from Carver, she will leave with a lot of good memories. Miss Freshman Libby Jeanette Bonin born May 15, 1967 under the sign of Taurus is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil Bonin. She is an active member of the Key club and an Honor student. Libby enjoys reading, skating, swimming, and studying na- ture. She spends much of her time supporting football and band activities as well as oth- er organizations. Libby's look- ing forward to furthering her education and becoming a physical therapist. Miss Junior Felicia Diana Downs born August 16, 1965 under the sign of Leo is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Downs. As a active participate of many school activities at Carver she is a member of Student Council, Chorus, and the Art club. Her hobbies are singing, skating, dancing, swimming, and bowling. Felicia is a mem- ber of Mt. Tabor Baptist church where she holds the office of Vice-President of the Youth Department. She plans to attend Spelman Col- lege and major in the field of Sociology. Miss Sophomore Terri Lewis bom April 7, 1966 under the sign of Aries is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis. She is a member of the GAMA club, Phi Sigma Alpha (Science club), and Treasurer of the Sophomore Class. Her hobbies are jog- ging, dancing, cooking, and listening to music. She is a member of Holsey Monumen- tal C.M.E. where she is Presi- dent of the junior choir. Her set goals in life are to help others who are less fortunate and provide individuals with good legal services. Miss Senior Vanessa Renee Edmonds born May 7, 1964 under the sign of Taurus is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby L. Ed- monds. She is a member of the BETA Club, Presidents club. Student Council, secre- tary of the Senior Class Coun- cil and holds the position as Co-Editor of the Tigonian. Her hobbies include jogging, swimming, bowling, dancing, and writing. She is a member of St. Paul A.M.E. where she holds the office of secretary of the Y.P.D. Vanessa hopes to attend Florida A M in the fall. Her set goals are to be- come a prominent anchorwo- man and have a large family. National Honor Society Kneeling. Richard mode, Duk Kim, Royce Willmschen. John Camp. Sitting: Tandie Taliaferro, Leatta Robinson. Michelle Jones, lia Owens, Djuana Dorsey, Angela Alexander. Karen Lukehart. Ursula Patrick. Third Row: Angela Tookes, Cassandra Williams, Robin Dennis, Ruby Gladney, Barbara James, Brenda Durham. Thomasina Gardner, Shellyne Larcheveaux, Christine Thomas, Suzanne Thomas. Back Row: Betty Henry, Toney Griffin, Petra Hinds. Bob Taylor, Terri Farmer, Ute Kelley, Samantha Gates. Officers: Richard Thode — Treasurer, Royce Willmschen — Vice-President, Betty Henry — President, Ursula Patrick — Secretary. The induction ceremony in front of the entire student body took place Wednes- day, January 21. These students are among the twenty new members induct- ed. Sponsors: Mrs. Peggy Henry and Mrs. Kathy Hurley. 88 HONORS Beta Club Sitting: Nadean Terry. Angela Alexander. Angelia Cook. Melinda Trice, Coqueese Ferguson. Duk Kim. Middle Row: Cassan- dra Williams. Vanessa Edmonds, Vernida Hughes, Vicki Russell. John Ridgley. Erica Donovan. Alan Page. Sharon Smith. Back Row: Tony Griffin. Shellyne Larcheveaux. Bob Taylor. Robert Cabiness, John Hodges. Michael Cox, Ivan Dixon. Eddie Smith. Officers: Dwayne Lassiter — President, Jackie Leedy — Vice-President. Melinda Trice — Secretary. Alan Page — Parlia- mentarian. Sponsor — Ms. Fuse. HONORS 89 Who’s Who At Carver Each year the Tigonian staff asks the faculty to nomi- nate members of the senior class for Who's Who at Carv- er. Nominees are asked to have a B average, to be active members of the student body, to be individuals of good character, and to be a mem- ber of an honor society. You know them already. When- ever something is going on at Carver, they are around whether in the front leading or in the background encour- aging. These individuals had goals and dreams for their high school years, and we share their pride in their at- tainment. John Camp, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Camp, is Presi- dent of the Student Council and an active member of NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, the Presi- dents’ Club, Alpha Rho Theta, GAMA, Junior Civitan, Senior Council, and the Tennis Team. His hobbies include reading, playing tennis, dancing, and skating. John plans to attend Tuskegee Institute. Robin Dennis, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Dennis, is a member of NHS, the Band, GAMA, the Math Club, and the Science Club. Her hobbies include watching television, eating, and read- ing. She plans to attend Notre Dame where she would like to study podiatry. Her dream is to get into sports’ medicene. Terri Farmer, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dalles R. Farmer, is a former member of the chorus, previous band president, and clarinet payer. She is active in NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, and the Math Team. Her leisure time is spent read- ing, listening to music, playing the clarinet, and dancing. Her dream is to become a very successful lawyer. 90 HONORS Ruby Gladney, the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Gladney, is Senior Editor of the Tigonian. President of GAMA. Secretary of the Student Council, Treasurer of the Junior Civitan Club, and is in the Senior Council, the Presidents' Club, the Spanish Club, and Alpha Rho Theta. She plans to attend Georgia Southwestern Col- lege. Betty Henry, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Henry, is President of NHS and for- mer President of FHA. Ac- tive in other organizations as an underclassman, Betty enjoys reading, working with children, and cooking. Bruce Meadows, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Huey Meadows, plans to attend Southern Florida Universi- ty. He collects football and baseball cards, bowls, and enjoys listening to music. He plays on the baseball team and is a member of the rifle team and NHS. Ursula Patrick is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Patrick. Captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders. she has been a member of many organizations at Carver. She is on the Senior Council, the Presidents’ Club, GAMA, Mu Alpha Theta, and JA. Her dreams are to be a corporate lawyer, be happily married, and to serve in the U.S. Senate. Donna Straughter. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Straughter. has been involved in FHA, the Student Council, NHS, Math Club. Presidents’ Club, and is Co-Editor of the Tigonian. Her dream is to apply all of the knowledge and skill that she has acquired to her lifestyle while being the best person that she can be. Tandie Taliaferro, the daughter of Master Sgt. and Mrs. Horace Suber, plans to attend either Mercer University or Tuskegee Institute. Tandie is President of Phi Sigma Alpha and a member of the debate team. She enjoys meeting new people and dreams of being a success- ful lawyer. Christine Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Thomas, plans to attend Columbus College and later, Georgia University. A member of NHS and the Student Council, her hobbies include reading, draw- ing, and playing tennis. She plans to either model again or enter the business world. Royce Willmschen, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willmschen. likes to listen to music, to watch and play sports, and hanging out. A member of the Band, the Math Team. Mu Alpha Theta, the Science Club, Debate Team, and NHS, Royce plans to attend Georgia Tech. HONORS 91 lia Owens Leatta Robinson Bobby Taylor Outstanding Underclassmen Juniors Sophomores Teanna Tisdel Perry McFadden Denise Salas Freshmen Eddie Crowell Otha Harris They Made Their Dreams Come True! Angela Tookes — Military Queen All-State Chorus William Bryant Ronnie Daccus Dana Everman Samantha Gates Kim Mills Glenn Redfearn Teresa Stanley Joe Renn — Alternate Page One Nominees Art — Ivan Dixon Athletics — Butch Ikner Citizenship — John Camp Drama — John Hodges English — Betty Henry Foreign Languages — Christine Thomas Math — Terri Farmer Journalism — Vanessa Edmonds Scholarship — Royce Willmschen Science — Donna Slaughter Social Studies — Ursula Patrick Vocational — Sarah Reyes HONORS 93 Awards . . . Awards . . . Awards . . . Awards HERMAN ARCHIE It did not take long for Head Coach Wallace Davis to realize what kind of athlete Herman Ar- chie was. He was suprised to find out that Herman was just a Fresh- man. He was a good size as a Freshmen tall and well built. When I first saw him, I thought he was a Junior,” Davis said. As a Freshmen, he played tight end, wide receiver, and punter. When Herman was given publicity or put under a great deal of pressure, he didn’t react like other athletes,” Davis explained. Herman is a Senior this year and will be leaving Carver. The big- gest problem we face is losing Her- man and starting over again,” Coach Floyd replied. Coach Wil- liamson feels Herman deserves all the credit he’s received. He’s given Carver a lot of good service through his athletic ability.” He has brought the school a lot of rec- ognition, and we don’t get a good prospect every year. When we do. Carver makes the most of it.” We’re very proud to have Her- man a part of Carver,” Mr. Vernon proudly replied. MVP At Carver Bi-City First Team Bi-City Player Of The Year Inducted Into Georgia High School Hall Of Fame High School All-American 94 HONORS SPORTS Unless you’ve tasted anguish And suffered in defeati Does triumph over opposition Ever make winning complete. Football Coaching Requires Dedication The Carver High School coach- ing staff consisting of Head Coach Wallace Davis, Offensive Backs’ Coach Bernard Floyd, Lineman Coach Larry Oswalt. Defensive Backs’ Coach Reginald Williamson, and Head Trainer Aaron Martin, with help from George Williams and George Downey, turned out one of the better teams in the bi- city this year tying for second place with Baker. The coaches along with the players put in extra time during summer camp out in the sun. Through the players often thought that they were in a torture camp, the coaches endured the heat also. The strategy of these men matched with experience, hard- work, and dedication along with the players’ cooperation made the 1981 Tiger Coaching Staff stand out. 98 FOOIBAll Left: Percy Forde ( 80) one of twenty talented seniors on the '81 squad. Below: Seniors Tony Covington and David Parham were con- sistent performers throughout the season. Sitting: Kieth Williams. Terry Forde. Mike Forte. Chester Jones. John Marshall. Kelvin Belk. Nathaniel Odomes. Harry Ikner. Albert Riveria. Jerry Porter. Vincent Bell, Carl Jordan, Tim Jones. Kneeling: Carol Williams (Trainer). Richard Phillips. Albert McCorvey. Joel Jackson. Victor Seldon. Terence Simpson. Greg Dawson. Ronnie Blackburn. Roderick Moore. Darryl Robinson. Greg Dawson. Kenny Brown. Alvin Thomas. Alan Page. Tony Covington. Robert Straughter. Tremayne Jackson (Trainer). Standing: Trainers Darnell Thomas and Angelia Cook, Frank Graham. Herman Archie. David Smith. Larry McCoy. Billy Miller, Robert Streater. Myron Strange. Bernard Shavers. Percy Forde. Charles Smith. Joe McCormick. Coach Reginald Williamson. Coach Bernard Floyd. Last Row= Carmen Buckner (Trainer). Head Coach Wallace Davis. Coach Larry Oswalt. Melvin Jones. Douglas Richardson, Anthony Dixon, James Easley, Garland Glover, David Parham, Jeff Lee, Stanley Tarver. Kelvin Brown. Coach George Williams, and Coach George Downey. FOOTBAll 99 Carver Vs. Southwest In the first game of the Tigers ’81 campaign they opened up against the Southwest-Macon Patriots in Ma- con. The Pat’s scored first on an ear- ly TD then came back to add a field goal for an 11-0 lead. With Herman Archie ( 81) in for the injured start- ing quarterback Kenneth Melvin ( 11) the Tigers scored on a 36-yard TD pass from Archie to Nathaniel Odomes ( 14) to cut the deficit to II- 6. The Patriots held on to win 11-6. Carver Vs. Baker The night was wet and gloomy as the Tigers suited up to face the Lions. First time quarterback Na- thaniel Odomes led the Tigers. The Lions got the lone score of the game on a field goal. The Tigers were de- nied a scoring opportunity late in the game on a controversial call in the end zone on a pass play. The defense played superbly. The offense never found the right combination and Ba- ker held on 3-0. lOO FOOIBAll Carver Vs. Kendrick The third game of the season pitted the Tigers against the Cherokees. The Tigers took the first half on a 25-yard TD run by Bobby Taylor ( 1). Carl Jordan ( 21) added a two-point conver- sion and the half ended with the Tigers on top 8-0. In the second half Vincent Bell ( 2) excited the crowd when he picked up a fumble and fought his way 38-yards to the end zone. Rivera ( 15) added the extra point and the Tigers went on to win 15-6. The fourth game of the season found the Tigers teeing it up against the Hawks. The Tigers were fired up and took the open- ing kick-off and were marching down the field to an apparent touchdown, but a fumble ended the drive and also dampened the Tigers’ spirits. After that. Carver never fully got it together again and ended up on the losing end of a 24-0 score. FOOTBALL 101 Carver vs. Central Macon The Tigers entered the game with hopes of a big upset. The Chargers, touting the leading rusher in the re- gion, scored first and added another score to make it 14-0. The Tigers then countered on a 2-yard run by Bobby Taylor ( 1), to make it 14-6. Then Harry Ikner ( 10) picked a fum- ble out of mid-air and raced 10-yards for the Tigers’ final score of the game making it 14-14. The Chargers went on to win 41-14. Carver Vs. Columbus If ever a team was fired up to play, Carver was that team against the Blue Devils. Carver wasted no time scoring 21 first-half unanswered points. In the second half the Blue Devils managed to get 21-points on a stingy Tiger defense which sent the game into overtime. Odomes sneaked through the middle for the winning T.D. after a James Easley ( 7) interception stopped the Blue Devils. 103 FOOTBALL Carver vs. Opelika After a week off, the Tigers played the Bulldogs on their home turf. The Tigers wasted no time in silencing the near capacity Ope- lika crowd as long runs by Kelvin Brown ( 9), and then a touch- down by Richard Jordan ( 21) to make the score 7-0 Tigers. Carver scored again in the second half on a 43-yard quarterback sneak by Nathaniel Odomes ( 14). Opelika came back to score a touchdown late in the second half, but it wasn’t enough as the Tigers held on to a 14-6 victory. Carver vs. Shaw In a hard fought battle the Ti- gers again walked away as victors in a game that featured tough, hard-hitting defense. The lone score of the game came on a 10- yard run by Bobby Taylor ( 1) late in the fourth quarter. Taylor fin- ished the night with 156 yards on 35 carries. The entire defense did an outstanding job in limiting Shaw to only 4 first downs. The final score was Tigers 6 and Raiders 0. FOOTBALL 103 Carver Vs. Jordan After two straight victories over Shaw and Opelika the Tigers were geared up to face the Jordan Red Jackets. The game was an awesome display of offense and one of equal brilliance on defense. The Tigers first score came on a 7-yard run by Quarterback Nate Odomes ( 14). Al- bert Rivera’s ( 15) point after made it 7-0. Herman Archie’s ( 81) punt return of 13-yards set up a 30-yard drive that ended with a l-yard TD run by Bobby Taylor ( 1) and Rivera made it 14-0. Carver then scored on a 74-yard TD romp by Taylor. Rivera's PAT maae it 21-0. The Tigers scored 19 more points in the 4th quarter. McCormick substituting in for Tay- lor did most of the damage on a 51- yard drive with Odomes sneaking over from 3-yards out. On the ensu- ing kickoff Mike Forte ( 4) recov- ered a fumble at the Jordan 25 and later Carl Jordan ( 21) took it over from 4 yards out. Then Archie ended the scoring on a 17-yard pass from Odomes for a 40-0 lead. Jordan scored in the final minutes to make the final score 40-6. 104 FOOTBALl Carver Vs. Spencer Homecoming was the name and Football was the game as the Ti- gers took the field against the Greenwaves. The Tigers wasted no time in scoring on theirs first possession on a 15-yard run by Bobby Taylor ( 1) to make it 6-0. Then Spencer got their only points on a field goal to make the score 6- 3. Then Taylor scored on a 2-yard run for a 12-3 lead and again from 5- yards out for an 18-3 Tiger lead at the half. The Tigers added two more scores in the second half, one on a 6-yard run by Carl Jordan ( 21) and the other one on a 4- yard run by Joe McCormick ( 38) with extra points added by Albert Rivera ( 15) for a sweet home- coming victory of 31-3. The victo- ry ended the Tigers season with a 6- 4 record and a share of second place with Baker, the best a Carv- er High football team has finished since the late ’60’s. The ’81 campaign for the Tigers was the best in modern Tiger history. They compiled a 6-4 record while defeating some of the best teams in the region. Led by Coach Wallace Davis, Carver started with one of the most potent offensive attacks in the city. But when Kenny Melvin went down, the Tigers showed pride and dignity as Nate Odomes took control and led the Tigers into a run for the playoffs. The defense for the Tigers was one of the best ever. They were led by superior people such as Frank Graham, Tony Covington, Rodrick Moore, Butch Ikner, Jerry Porter, Vincent Bell, and David Parham, along wih Jeff Lee and Myron Strange. Even though the Tigers did not make the playoffs, they were in the running until the last possible moment. Herman Archie was named The Player of the Year.” He has played four different positions and numerous special teams. Bobby Taylor made All Bi-City along with Roderick Moore and Frank Graham. Football is a team sport and the ’81 Tigers showed that no matter what the odds a team can succeed if you work at it. fOOTBAll 105 Freshmen I think we had outstanding coaches. They stuck with us through thick and thin. We played hard for the first three quarters and I think the team was great.” Derrick Dawson ( 30) ”1 think we had a nice team and I’m looking for- ward to being on the Varsity team with the hope of making the Carver Tigers 1.” Jimmy Long ( 10) Left: Baby Tigers warm up with a drill of monkey rolls before a game. Below: Tigers get set offensively for a crucial drive. • ... . .. •. .- •$ • -53� KV� V-VJj|___ Sitting: William Bell. Sammy Howard. Doug Roberts. Baxter Barber. Vorry Eelbeck, Jerome Barker. Gregory Brooks. Don Patterson, Lonnie Burks. Keith Williams, Todd Blackburn, Jimmy Long. Robert Willis Standing: Joe Bush. Matthew Clay. Anthony Boyd. George Flowers. Bill Phillips. Christopher McMorrey. Darryl Oliver, David Everman, Derrick Dawson. Bernard Talps, Newman Brown. Chris Williams, Ronald Mathis. Marvin McCoy Coach’s Comments The team was young and inexperienced and most of the guys were new to the game. This didn't keep them from working hard. They began the season on a good note with an opening day victory over Spencer 48-14, and ended it on a good note with an 8-6 victory over Baker. ”1 was disappoint- ed in the overall outcome of our season’s record of 2-4. There were some fine athletes on the team, and I hope they will go on to help the varsity football team next year.” Coach Williams 106 FOOTBAll Players’ Comments It wasn’t really all that we anticipated but it was a great experience. Herman Archie It was really exciting, we played hard and reaped great rewards this season.” Percy Forde This season has taught me a great lesson about life.” David Parham We had a great season, but if we had not had some injuries we could have done better. Frank Graham We had a good season. I’m looking forward to an even better season next year. Dave Smith I think we had the talent to go to the play-offs. Although we lost many Seniors. I think the Junior talent will take up that loss. Garland Glover FOOTBALL 107 Softball Mrs. Lindsey Look Here! The lady Tigers started practice in the latter part of August running laps, practicing on their curves, and stealing bases in order to make the year 81-82 Carver's best. The season for the girls softball team was not as prosperous as it was thought to have been but with the enthusiasm and support from Mrs. Lindsey and their trainer Mr. Clayton Bell, the girls ended the season 3-14. Their coach, Mrs. Lindsey, feels that her girls played to the best of their ability and re- gardless of the outcome the Tigers played extremely well. Kneeling: Alesia Pines. Maurice Griffin. Yolanda Thomas. Vernida Hughes. Lisa Brown. Standing: Robbin Billins. Sueann Brookins. Brenda Mosley. Angel Barnes. Sheila Fluellen. Sharron Easley. 108 SOFTBALL Above: Maurice Griffin hits a homer. Above right: Sheila Fluellen makes her move. Seniors are Robin Billins and Vernida Hughes. Both players were successful in hitting homeruns and setting examples for the other teammates to follow. SOFTBALL 109 Basketball Varsity Basketball Coach - George Williams. Asst. Varsity Basketball Coach - Wallace Davis. Kneeling: Sebastian Carter, Eddie Smith, Greg Frazier, Grady Williams, Carl Willis, Nathaniel Odomes, Carmen Buckner, Darnell Thomas, Standing: Coach Williams. Ronald Johnson. Flerman Archie, Patrick Hudson, Cerell Williams, Darnell Murell. James Barnes, Patrick Bufford. 110 BASKEIBAU Below: Grady Williams glides to the hoop with ease. James Barnes lays it up for 2. A devastating rebound is made by Darnell Murell. BASKETBALL 1 Above: Greg Frazier shows his jumping ability in pre-game Above: Darnell Murrell aiming for a free throw, drills. Below: Herman Archie goes for the basket against Kendrick. Left: James Barnes aims for the hoop. Far Below Left: Tiger guard Eddie Smith shoots a jumper. '1 BASKETBALL I I 3 Above: Smile Carver camera. Center: Myrtle Sampson. Right: Coach Ann McKinney. Girls’ Varsity Kneeling: Jackie Long. Coach McKinney. Sharon Easley. Above: Veronica Word. Temeta Dozier. Dianne McCormick. Next Row: Myrtle Sampson. Develyn McLean, Last Row: Shelia Fluellen. Lynn Trice, Tonya Conner. BASKETBALL 115 What arc those Varsity ball players really like? MYRTLE SAMPSON has played on the varsity team since the ninth grade. She lettered that year, received Most Outstanding Player Award in the tenth grade, and Most Valuable Player and Most Rebounds in the eleventh grade. She is considering attending Auburn University where she would like to play basketball and major in journalism. She is one of the top fifteen players selected by the Columbus Ledger-Engquirer in the city. Myrtle also plays softball. LYNN TRICE probably won't play college ball unless it would mean a way to finance part of her college education. Her dream for the future is to become a nurse. DIANE MCCORMICK is a former Greenwave ball player. TEMETA DOZIER has played basketball for Carver for three years. Her plans include attending Columbus College. She too dreams of becoming a nurse one day. I I6 BASKET8AU Standing: Linda Powell. Angel Barnes. Lola Scott. Stephanie Vaughn. Chris Spann. Maurice Griffen, Trainer Michael Tolbert. Junior Varsity Girls Play And Learn Mrs. Reynold’s first year at Carver had a dynamite team for 1981-82. She loves coaching the Ju- nior Varsity Girls. All the girls were valuable. They played as a team and not individually. The girls themselves enjoyed playing together. Gena Wardlaw and Lola Scott agreed that the oth- er girls on the team were like sis- ters to them. They viewed Mrs. Reynolds as a mother figure. Chris Spann says though that Mrs. Reynolds lays it on the line. She wants us to do our best ’ Chris and Gena both played in junior high school. Gena admits to being nervous on the court and plans to play with the varsity team next year. BASKETBALL 117 J.V. Boys Through the dedication and talent of both the coach and the players. Carver’s J.V. team won the city championship for the second year in a row. Coach Oswalt says that the players conducted themselves very well during the season making it easy and fun for him to work with them. Left: Floor leader Toney Scott drives to the basket against Kendrick. Front: Carver Crittenden. Joe McCormick. Darrell Smith. Far- entino Wardlaw. Kevin Brown (trainer). Back: Jeff Lee. Bruce Hubbard. Toney Scott. Robert Straughter. Malcolm Middle- brook. Vonnaire Brown. 118 Comments From The Players! I felt we were the best in the city.” Malcolm Middlebrook. ”lt was the most fun I've ever had playing as a team.” Farentino Wardlaw ”1 felt we had a good time, and we should have been undefeated.” Carver Crittenden Left: Tigers Malcolm Middlebrook. Bruce Hubbard, and Oatmeal watch from the floor. Freshmen Left: Jimmy Long, a wing guard. Below. Joe Bush tips the ball to the side on a jump ball. Far Below: Gerald Jones goes for a Dr. J. jumper. Front: Lonnie Burkes. Paul Landers, Gerald Jones. Orlando Barnes. Reginald Lowe. Jimmy Long. Back: Alvin Hall, (trainer), Doug Roberts. Tom Legree. Joe Bush, Bernard Ross, Marvin McCoy, Tony Marshall. Baxter Barber. Coach Williamson. BASKETBALL 119 Wrestling 82 Front: Leslie Buford. Butch Ikner. Edward Jenkins. Emanuel Freeman, Robert Schwoebel. Mike Lokie, Jimmy Hunt. Back: Kenny Robinson. Russell Brooks. Kenny Melvin. Erwin Hightower. Rick Phillips. Anthony Hubbard. Roger Pamplin. At the Hardaway Tournament. Carver had three first place winners — a first. Anthony Hubbard tries to break his oppo- nent. 120 WRESTUNG Ikner breaks down his opponent’s hand. Hunt at the Hardaway Tournament. Campos in a starting position. Schwoebel attempts to regain points. Lokey begins to roll over his competitor. WRESTLING 121 Boys’ Track — Fleet And Flashy The track team can run orderly! Hodge runs the Hurdles. The team relaxes as one: John Hodges, Bobby Taylor, Charles Smith, Coach Davis, Carlton Brown. Nate Odomes, Frank Hogan, Robert Streater, Michael Davis, Whitney Wheeler. Herman Archie. 122 TRACK TRACK m Girls’ Track — Sleek And Sassy Far Right: Shellyne Larcheveaux. an honor student and a member of the junior class, jumps the hurdles. Rights Driver education teacher Ann McKin- ney coaches track. Below: Team mem- bers include Terri Lewis. Coyita Spen- cer. Vernida Hughes. Bridgette Stew- art. Tonya Connor. Shelia Fluellen. Shel- lyne Lacheveaux. and Anita Moore. 24 TRACK We are foxy ladies off the track! Remember when . . . ...we had a track meet after a track meet? Lisa Parkman was suppose to run the mile but gave out on the first lap? . Vernida Hughes jumped one hurdle and almost died? . . . Shelia Fluellen ran well one day and lost the next day? Coach McKinney practiced on holidays around the parking lot and met Ms. Morehouse? . . . someone always said Hit the track! . . . you were told that you were in the doghouse? TRACK 135 Boys And Girls Tennis 126 TENNIS Kneeling: Jerry Coppers, Duk Kim, James Phillips. Stan Smith. Dwayne Lassiter. Standing: Coach Downey. Bruce Meadows. Chris Rusnak. Garland Glover. Leland Phillips. Coach Downey. Erica Donovan, Sharon Easley. Jackie Leedy, Brenda Durham. Golf Kneeling: Dennis Karm, Patrick Wesley. Standing: Larry Watson. Paul Lewis. Melvin Dye. Tommy Kennedy. GOLF 127 Baseball — Catch It Elgin on the scoop. Robbie Taylor gets ready. Kneeling: Elgin Tolbert. Allen Page. Bruce Meadows. Robbie Taylor, Marty Ross. Darrell feobinson, David Everman Standing Earent.no Wardlow, Braxton Plunkett. Robert Slaughter! Prank Graham. Myron Strange. Darryl Smith. Morris Holmes I28BASEBALL Coach Jackie Reynolds and Joe Jones Pitcher Frank Graham winds it up. Braxton Plunkett awaits throw from pitcher. Flead Coach Larry Oswalt Shortstop Morris Holmes in action. Left, front to back: Patricia Jakopic, Vonda Spratling. Bridgette Daniels, Thomasina Gardner, Veronica Anderson. Right: Sue Ann Brookins, Sonya Hollis, Tawanda Pitts, Patti Brookins. Pam Hale. Kim Hollis. Sisters 130 GYMNASTICS J.V. Girls Cheerleaders Top: Tracy Odom, Veronica Flakes, Veronica Anderson, Yolanda Anderson Bottom: Bridgette Daniels, Kim Hollis and Katrina Barker. Everybody on the pep squad is enthusiastic at all games due to the fact that Tommasina Atkinson is push- ing the girls for better and more spirit. They ordered warm-up suits this year to wear when cheering on the Tigers. First Row: Vicki Marshall, Lanicia Jones, Trudy Crowell, Cynthia Norris, Bernice Willis, Tommasina Atkinson. Essie Adams, Sheila Franklin, Sharon Wynn. Second Row: Wanda Green, Angela Weaver. Wanda Lee. Angela Lasiter. Chris Seldom. Lisa Fluellen, Evone Evans, Cassandra Boyd, Angela Cook. Third Row: Lenitha Floyd, Soja Hollis, Donna Spriles, Bernadette McCray, Pricilla Boyd. Alecia Walker, Carla Camon, Carol Williams, Carmen Stoudemire. Fourth Row: Sabrina Jordan. Cynthia Seal. Robbin Billins, Cheryl Bussy. Tonya Guinn. Belinda Shavers. Yolanda Thomas, John Hodges, Burce Crowell. Kim Adams. The pep squad is an activity that’s fun for everyone — boys and girls. CHEERLEADERS 11 Varsity Cheerleaders Above: Ursula Patrick and Ms. Masters Sponsor Below: Darrien Bettis. Mascot. Far Below: Cheerleaders at work! I CHEERLEADERS Ursula Patrick is a senior and also the captain of the cheer- leaders. Ursula is well known in her activi- ties: President of the senior class, she also won the votes of the classes to be Miss CHS. Ursula has been ac- cepted at Georgia Uni- versity. Thomasina Gardner Carol Davis Vonda Spratling Why Be A Cheerleader? Vonda Spratling says Being a cheerleader takes a lot of work and I enjoy the experience.” Cheering takes alot out of you and you must be a dedicated spirited person, and she loves it all. CHEERLEADERS I 33 1982 Football Banquet They Made Those honored at the banquet included: Most Improved Offensive Lineman — Darryl Robinson Most Valuable Offensive Back — Bobby Taylor Most Valuable Offensive Lineman — Tony Covington Brian Piccolo Award — Kenny Melvin Most Valuable Defensive Back — Jerry Porter Most Outstanding Defensive Back — Vincent Bell Most Improved Offensive Back — Nate Odomes Most Improved Defensive Lineman — Myron Strange Most Outstanding Lineman — Jeff Lee Most Improved Receiver — Bernard Shavers Senior Award — James Easley I 34 FOOTBAll The 1982 Football Season Special Senior Award — Albert Rivera Senior Award — Percy Forde Most Valuable Player — Herman Archie Most Valuable Defensive Player — Rodrick Moore Most Valuable Defensive Lineman — Frank Graham Most Outstanding Linebacker — Butch Ikner Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman — David Smith Most Improved Softball Player — Vernida Hughes Most Outstanding Freshman — Joe Bush Most Valuable Freshman — Bernard Talps Most Outstanding Underclassman — Joe McCormick Cheerleader Award — Ursula Patrick Trainer of the Year — Carmen Buckner FOOTBAlt 1 35 Autographs PEOPLE To ve started a journey upward Helps to appreciate the view, When you’re looking down below Class Officers Right: Junior Class Officers Barbara James — President Michelle Jones — Vice-President Thomasina Gardner — Secretary Billy Miller — Treasurer Lower Left: Sophomore Class Offi- cers Derry McFadden — President Yolonda Anderson — Vice-Presi- dent Bridgette Stewart — Secretary Terri Lewis — Treasurer Lower Right: Freshmen Class Offi- cers Nancy Smith — President Alesia Pines — Vice-President Thomas James — Secretary Veronica Anderson — Treasurer IM PEOPIE Our road will be one that is long and hard. Our way shall not always be clear. The battle is one we have yet to see won. But the Class of 1984. who has stood united for so long, will have reached our goals when the battle is over and done. Derry McFadden — Sophomore Class President Presidents Visualize The Future Serving as Junior Class President is truly a great honor and privilege. As we have grown together over the years, we’ve learned many things about ourselves and each other. The Junior Class has many talented people in all aspects — academically as well athleti- cally. We strive for excellence and set our goals high. Because of our motivations, we, the Class of ’83, will be the best class to graduate from Carver High. And if you think I’m boasting, just wait till next year. Barbara James — Junior Class President As President of my Freshman Class, I’d like to say that we are all most likely to succeed,” not just a few of us. The key to succeeding is believing in yourself, and that’s what I’d like my fellow class- mates to do, believe in yourself! Nancy Smith — Freshman Class President PEOPLE 139 140 PEOPLE PEOPLE 141 JUNIORS Angela Alexander Sonya Alexander Karen Ardis Patricia Averett James Baker Patti Barbee Lori Barton Pamela Beard Darrin Bettis Ronnie Blackburn James Blackwell Wendy Blackwell Larry Blanton Hiawatha Boden Mark Bonin Priscilla Boyd Sandra Boyd Mary Brentari SueAnn Brookins Russell Brooks JUNIORS 143 Debbie Brown Vonnaire Brown Carmen Buckner Mitchell Bums Linda Burt Robert Cabiness Diane Cagle Billy Chambers Aretha Chapman Lora Chase Tim Chavers Mike Childres Debbie Coleman Tonja Conner Angelia Cook Marilyn Coven Michael Cox Harold Crisman Carver Crittenden Dantha Crocker 144 JUNIORS 1 Michelle Jones is one of the most moti- vated Juniors at Carver High. She partici- pates in organizations such as Mu Alpha Theta (President), Phi Sigma Alpha. TIGON- IAN Staff, and is also Vice-President of the Junior Class. Michelle loves Carver and is really inspired with Tiger spirit. Her ambi- tious dream is to attend Georgia Tech and pursue a career involving her mathematical capabilities. Bruce Crowell Michael Davis Erica Donovan Djuana Dorsey Felicia Downs Donna Dunn Brenda Durham Mary Dye Angela Dyer Brenda Early Sharron Easley Richard Eggie Yvonne Evans Terry Ford JUNIORS 145 Lisa Foreman Thomasina Gardner Samantha Gates Daniel Gibbs Karen Gibson Reginald Gladden Garland Glover Helen Green Nancy Gregg Alfred Griffin Maurice Griffin Toney Griffin Winston Griggs Renee Gulledge Pam Hale Angela Hammond Carolyn Hardcastle Charlotte Harris Janet Harris Darryl Haynes 146 JUNIORS Darrin Henderson Laura Hicks Willie Hicks Sharon Hightower Deborah Hill Robin Hinton Queen tfolcomb Andre Hollis Morris Holmes Chris House Anthony Hubbard Patrick Hudson Linda Huff Donnie Ingram Jimmy Ingram Linda Ingram Barbara Jackson Joel Jackson Tremayne Jackson Barbara James JUNIORS 147 Reginald James Debbie Johnson Ronald Johnson Michelle Jones Willie Jordan Ute Kelly Helena Key Donna Kiger Linda Lambert Shellyne Larcheveaux Ananias Latimer Jeff Lee Lori Lee Sharon Leiby Myrna Livingston Jackie Long Karen Lukehart Albert McCorvey Kathy McCrary Demetrius McCurdy 148 JUNIORS Kim Mills is an active student here at Carver. She participates in Band, Chorus, and Drama. Kim is a very talented young lady, and is seen here in her costume for a play at the Springer Opera. Kim is very proud to be a Junior here at Carver and wouldn’t have it any other way. Jeanette McGhee Sandra McNease Eva Malloy John Marshall Robyn Martin James Mathis Brenda Mayfield Billy Miller Kim Mills Dana Mitchell Melanie Mitchell Bernadette Moran Jerome Moultrie Suzanne Murphy JUNIORS 149 Darnell Murell Beth Musselman Dena Nettles Nathaniel Odomes Tim O’Hara lia Owens Roger Pamplin Marie Perkinson Richard Phillips Patti Phinney Kecia Piper Braxton Plunkett Patti Porter Debbie Powers Mary Reeves Victoria Reynolds Jamie Richardson John Ridgley Rose Robbins Leatta Robinson 150 JUNIORS Esmeralda Rodriguez Wanda Ross Vicki Russell John Sanders Toney Scott Bernard Shavers Steve Shaw Jackie Short Debbie Shueman Lisa Simmons Terrence Simpson Darrell Smith David Smith Hank Smith Sharon Smith Vonda Spratling Diane Stewart Myron Strange Robert Straughter Stanley Tarver JUNIORS 151 Robert Streater Joe Tate Bobby Taylor Tina Taylor Sandra Tells Linda Terry Nadean Terry Avarice Thomas Suzanne Thomas Virgil Thomas Tina Thrower Lisa Tidd Sammie Tolbert Lisa Toney Angela Tookes Bridgette Upchurch Joan Vanier Marquetta Walker J.P. Whitlock Chris Williams 152 JUNIORS JUNIORS 153 P-S r . Rhonda Wilson Traci Wimberly Angela Womack Veronica Word Mike Williams Rebecca Williams Carson Willis Lauri Wilson SOPHOMORES Fredrick Adams Howard Adams Audrey Aleander Edna Allen Gregory Allen Patricia Allen Yoland Anderson Sandra Archie William Barnes Michael Barrow Brenda Bass Jeffrey Bass Kevin Belk Peter Benavente John Bieber Zackery Billins Tyca Blount Jo Body Wanda Boone Shannon Borom Patty Brookins Alissa Brown Jeffrey Brown Kenneth Brown William Bryant SOPHOMORES 155 James Burleson Robert Burt Michael Campos Rickey Carter Sebastian Carter Brenda Clark Charlie Cobb Tammy Coon Fonda Corkron Greatchen Crowell Ronald Dacus Eugene Damren Bridgette Daniel Tammy Daughterly Carol Davis Geretha Davis Greg Dawson Anthony Dixon Samantha Dorner Melvin Dye Sharon Pyous Wanda Early Frances Earless Veronica Flakes Anita Floyd 156 SOPHOMORES Princeanna Walker is an honor student. She is con- stantly on the principals list. She is a very hard work- er and is dedicated to her school work. She likes to play the piano, read, cook and go bike- riding. Princeanna's ambition is to go to college and be- come a computer programmer. Lenita Floyd Jeffery Forbes Michael Forte Sheila Franklin Timothy Fraser Victor Fussed Delores Gardner Mark Gibson Jerald Griffen Michael Griggs Fredrick Grover Debbie Hagen Linda Hagen Patricia Harmon Stefan Harris Tracy Harrison SOPHOMORES 157 Billy Henry Robert Hewitt Theodis Hill Marci Holland Kim Hollis Sonja Hollis Sam Hood Wanda Hudson Patty Hutchins Curtis Jackson Patty Jakopic Kristin James Arthur Jenkins Kelvin Jenkins Allen Johnson Sherry Johnson Chester Jones Darryl Jones Edward Jones Talithia Jones Timothy Jones Vincent Jones Dennis Jones Pam Keen Thomas Kennedy 158 SOPHOMORES Michelle Klipp Suzanne Koch Angela Lankford Tim Lawrence Valeria Ledbeter Wanda Lee Paul Lewis Terri Lewis Toney Lewis Yolanda Lewis Dorsea Livington Michael Lokey Carey Lowe Kenneth Lowthorp Patt Lukehart Joseph Manning Frances Martin Robert Martin Sharon McBride Joe McCormick Tim McCoy Kevin McCray Veronica McCray Derry McFadden Melody Meadows SOPHOMORES 159 Paula Mitlon Herbert Mitchell Charlotte Monroe Brenda Mosley Elbert Mullen Richard Muselman Marie Norsworthy Theresa Nutter Michelle Olgetree Adrain Palmer Bonnie Parker Towania Parker Lisa Parkman Patrick Pate Janice Payne Darrel Peterson Pamela Pinkston Tawanda Pitts Yolanda Pitts Linda Powell Virgil Pryor Judith Quinby Carol Radney Raines James Bobby Reece 160 SOPHOMORES Ronnie Dacus’ participation in wrestling and in chorus has contributed to Carver's reputation. His hobbies are singing, playing in his own band and playing the piano. Ronnie has been in chorus ever since he has been at Carver. His singing and playing ability is a great inspiration to all of his friends. He is involved in all of them at school and away. Ronnie's dream is to go to college and major in Allen Renn Douglas Richards John Robinson Terrell Rogers Wanda Rowell Joseph Sabo David Sampson Laurie Sauvie Robert Schoebel Victor Seals Melanie Seller Bruce Shaver Gwendolyn Short Steven Smith Dauns Sprowls Steve Starley music. SOPHOMORES 161 Bridgett Stewart Carmen Stoudemire Petra Strickland Alonzo Taylor Audie Taylor Gordon Taylor Gregory Taylor Joe Taylor Christy Thomas Darnell Thomas Linda Thompson Teanna Tisdel Demtria Tolbertt Elgin Tolbert Dedre Toney Idella Turpin Sandra Upshaw Sandra Waldon John Walker Verna Walker Paul Ward Larry Watson Angela Weaver Daniel Weaver Jerry Whitley 162 SOPHOMORES Donald Whitlock Barry Williams Carol Williams Carolyn Williams Kimberly Williams Quincy Williams Rebecca Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Kenneth Wimberly Rosemary Winslet Susan Woodford Rodney Wright Tammy Young Carol Baxley SOPHOMORES 163 n if-w 2 . JLi PEOPLE 165 James Adams Debra Ahlfield Jimmy Albert Lisa Alexander Ernestine Allen George Allen Veronica Anderson Fletcher Armstrong Samantha Atkinson Rosealla Atzbach Joseph Audio Baxter Barber Jerome Barker Tammie Barker Angel Barnes Orlando Barnes Marilyn Beebe Charlette Bell Tonoa Bell Vicki Bell William Bell Tony Belton Richie Benbrook Jennifer Bertram Laurie Birge Kimberly Blackmon Olisa Boden Libby Bonin Dwayne Booth Anthony Boyd FRESHMEN 167 James Britt Greg Brooks Eunice Brown Vicki Brown Lisa Buntin Lonnie Burkes Joe Bush Cheryl Bussey Lafaye Bussey Carlton Butler Yvonne Byrd Carla Camon Daron Caradine Darren Carrol Clyde Chadwick Allison Chambers Lillian Chase Sharoniarina Clark Matthew Clay Lisa Cobb Greg Corkron Aaron Craig Amanda Crocker Teresa Crocker David Crouch Eddie Crowell Timmy Crowell Tina Daily Dana Daugherty Veronica Davis I6S ERESHMEN Alesia Pines is Vice-President of the Freshman Class. She says that the atmosphere here at Carver presents a warm kind of feeling. Alesia is a member of the Spanish club as well as the softball team. Her hobbies include playing the piano, dancing, and play- ing a variety of sports. She is also involved in her youth group at church. Her dream is to be a medical doctor. Bradley Davro Danie Dawson Anthony Dixon Anthony Dowdell David Dowdell Phyllis Dozier Michael Dunnivan Dwayne Dye Theresa Eason Franklin East Vorry Eelbeck Stephen Egnor Dee Evans Dana Evermon David Evermon Tabitha Ezell Diana Fain George Flowers Alisa Fluellen Tina Foley Greg Forbes FRESHMEN 169 Cynthia Frick Juanita Fuller James Fusha Roy George Judy Gibbs Dorothy Gibson Pamela Giddens Donna Giles Teresa Gonsalez Richard Green Sherry Green Wiley Grimes Anthony Guillaume Tonya Guinn Karen Hall Melissa Hall Willie Hardison Otha Harris Betrophia Harvey Tracey Hawkins Sandra Hensley Antonio Herrin Katherine Hill Monique Hinton Sherry Holloway Reginald Hood Sharon House Dana Howard Samuel Howard Jimmy Hunt I 70 FRESHMEN Antonio Huling Charita Jackson Denise Jackson Dee Jackson Larticia Jackson Adrienne Jakopic Thomas James Travis James Marilyn Jenkins Thaddeus Johnson Gerald Jones Mae Jones Tammy Jones Tammie Jordan Paula Kitchen Greg Koch Kenneth Kuzminski Paul Landers Laura Langley Angela Laster Billy Lee Thomas Legree Donna Lewis Theron Little Jimmy Long Reginald Lowe Ilka Lowery Sandra Marshall Tommy Marshall Ronald Mathis FRESHMEN 171 David Max Brenda MCCall Marvin MCCoy Evan MCgraw Chris MCMurray Terry Melton Malcom Middlebrook Susan Middleton Elois Miles Eddie Milton Maria Mitchell Debra Moore Robert Morin Shelly Moss Glenda Murphy Tammy Nelson Teena Nivens Traci Odoms Darryl Oliver Sandra Parker Stacy Patterson William Phillip Artie Pierce Alesia Pines Lilli Poe Antonio Powell Stephanie Powers Kermit Price Tina Ray Harland Reynolds 172 FRESHMEN Denise Salas is an outgoing Freshman. She thinks that Carver's Freshman class has many good leaders. Her hobbies include reading and listening to music. Denise describes the people at Carver as being very friendly. They make you feel right at home.” she says. Her dream is to go to college and major in computer science. Melinda Richardson Sheryl Ridgley Andre Riggens Douglas Roberts Stephanie Rogers Tyre Rogers Bernard Ross Cheryl Routier Robert Sabo Denise Salas Lori Sauvie Ray Schulze Chrysanthum Seldon Belinda Shavers Richard Shueman Audra Simms Jerry Slovak Valecia Small Linda Smalls David Smith Nancy Smith FRESHMEN 173 Patricia Smith Chrisanthiaum Spann Jessie Spencer Brenda Soles Merrick Solomon Lisa Strand Barbara Strickland Pamela Stringer Bernard Talps Jason Tate Greg Taylor Scott Thode Albert Thomas Amanda Thomas Joann Thomas Yolanda Thomas Brenda Tillman Linda Tillman Stephanie Vaughn Alecia Walker Princeanna Walker Randa Wangle Vincent Wardlaw Karen Washington Patrick Wesley Carl Wheatley Michele Whitledge David Williams Keith Williams Robert Willis I 74 FRESHMEN IO Sjoiuas Herman Archie John Ardis Anthony Armour Tomasina Atkinson Tracy Baker Angela Barker James Barnes Pam Blackwell Monica Bordeau Tina Braxton Anecia Brown Micheal Burford Kim Camon John Camp Raymond Carter SENIORS 179 Kevin Brown Valerie Brown Manuela Bunch Shelly Brown Marlon Chester Marina Cianocchi Jonathan Cody Vanessa Coleman Charles Collins Chandra Colquitt Jerry Coppins Edward Dalton Deborah Davis Dennis Deal Mark Eason Vanessa Edmonds Terri Farmer Coqueese Ferguson SENIORS 181 Robin Dennis Darby Drew Johnny Dowell Patricia Eades Temeta Dozier James Easley Merry Fox Bill Gibson Ruby Gladney 182 SENIORS Frank Graham Harriet Green Wanda Green Percy Forde Ricky Gardner Scott Gibbons Angela Giddens Gregory Frazier Erwin Hightower Tracy Hill Petra Hinds John Hodges Stephanie Jerry Earl Jenkins Brenda Jones Edward Jenkins Cecil Jones Lanecia Jones Leroy Jenkins Duk Kim Hope Kelly Mark Kinser Lisa McAllister Lisa Long Lloyd McAllister Judy Krysak Freddie Manuel Teresa McCrary Jackie Leedy Mary Kobre Vickie Marshall Cassandra McCoy Dwayne Lassiter SENIORS I «5 Bruce Meadows James Melton Kenneth Melvin Dearick Milton Linda Mondon Anita Moore Roderick Moore Andrea Neal A 1L- 4 i Tom Parciasepe David Parham Ursula Patrick Dylethia Pearce Linda Person Micheal Peterson James Phillips Leland Phillips Glenn Redfearn Sarah Reyes Ross Richards Joe Renn Patricia Richardson Albert Rivera Karen Robbins Darrell Robinson Reginald Rome Marty Ross Chris Rusnak Ralph Salas 188 SENIOR Greg Sanchez Cynthia Sauvie Steve Shaw Myrtle Sampson Barbara Schaer Fredrick Short Foe Scott Cynthia Seals Charlie Smith Eddie Smith Joyce Smith SENIORS 189 Kathryn Smith Robert Smith Ronnie Smith Lonnie Smith Teresa Stanley Donna Straughter Michelle Sumrall Michelle Taylor Coyita Spencer Tandie Taliaferro 190 SENIORS Bruce Taylor Carmen Taylor Robbie Taylor Richard Thode Christine Thomas Kelvin Thomas Cheryl Timblin Carolyn Tolbert Mike Walden Wesley Thomas Scott Weekly Valerie White Willard Wheeler James Wieczorek Cerell Williams Bernice Willis Royce Willmschen Brian Wilson Vicky Wilson Dean Yazell 92 SENIORS Carl Willis Cassandra Williams We See The Future Senior Directory MARINA CIANOCCHI Pep Club II; Alpha Rho Thela 12. fcSSIfc ADAMS Pep Club 12, Industrial Arts Club 12. EDWARD ALIEN Football 9. 10. II, Basketball ICV. VICA 12. JACK ANDERSON: Football 9. GLORIA ANDREWS: Pep Club 9, ROTC 9, Cut Club 10, Junior Achievement 12, VICA 12. HERMAN L. ARCHIE: Football 9.10. II. 12, All Bi-City First Team II. 12, Football All American Prep Team 12, All Classification Team 12, Ledger Enquirer Bi-City Player of the Year 12, WOKS Player of the Year 12, Exchange Club Player of the Year 12, Quarterback Club Player of the Year 12, WYEA TV 3) Player of the Year 12, Golden Helmet Award II. 12, Track 9. K2. II. 12, Bi-City Track Team 10. II. 12, Basketball 9. KX II. 12, 1st Junior in Carver's History to be the recipient of the Fcsser Moose” Leanord Memorial Award. 12, Most Athletic Senior. Mr. CHS 12. JOHN ARDIS Key Club 9. 10, Class Council 9. 10. ANTHONY ARMOUR Science Club 12, VICA 12. TOMMASINA ATKINSON ROTC 9. «(Military Ball Queen. Drill Team). II (Drill Team), Pep Club 9.10. 12 (President), Student Council 9.10.12, English Club 9, FACE II, Cosomopolitan Club K . TRACY BAKER Cheerleader 9, Body Dynamics 9, Pep Club KX FHA 12, Teacher's Aide 12 ANGELA BARKER Cheerleader 9, FHA K . 110, Gymnastics Team 10. II. 12, GAMA II. 12 (Secretary), Cosmopolitan Club II, VICA 12. SOPHIA BARKER Pep Club 9. K . Student Council 9, Softball 10, FHA 12. PAULA BARNARD JAMES BARNES: Basketball 9. 10. II. 12, Football 9, Track II. 12. JOHNNY BARNES: Football 9. DARRELL BASS: Track KX II, Model United Nations Club 12. DEBORA BATTLE Honor Roll KX Class Council II. 12 VINCENT BELL: Football 9. K). II. 12 (WOKS Player of the Week. Most Defensive Back), VICA 12. BEN BLANTON Drafting. 10. PAM BLACKWELL: VICA 12. MONICA BORDE AU Student Council 9, Key Club 9. K . Carverettes 9. Class Council KX II. 12, Ms. Sophomore, Outstanding Student K . Model United Nations Club II, Honor Roll II. 12, TIGONIAN STAFF 12, Junior Achievement II. 12. SAIL Nominee 12. TINA BRAXTON Girls Chorus 9. 10. II, Cheerleader 9, DCT 12. ANECIA BROWN: Basketball 9, Track 9, Student Council 9. II, ROTC KX Drill Team KX Chorus 10, GAMA 12, Pep Club 12 DEREK BROWN KEVIN BROWN: Football 10. II. 12, Basketball II. MICHELLE BROWN Student Council 9. I0 English I Journalism Club 9, Secretary of Sophomore Class, TIGONIAN STAFF K . Newspaper Staff KX Class Council II, Drama II. VALERIA BROWN Pep Club 9. 10. II. 12, FHA 9. 10, Dance Drill Team 9. II, English Club 10. Science Club KX Honor Roll 12, DCT 12, VICA 12. LES BUFORD Wrestling 9. KX II. 12, Benelux Wrestling Champ 9. KX NHS 9, Track 10. II, letterman's Club 12. MANUEL A BUNCH: Art Club II. 12 (Outstanding Art Student), Teachers Aide II. 12. MICHAEL BURFORD Track 12. ALTON BYRD KIM CAMON FHA KX II, Humanities II, Cosmopolitan II, Pep Club 12, Drama 12, Class Council 12. JOHN CAMP Student Council 9.10. II. (Treasurer). 12 (President , Class Council 9.10. II. 12, ROTC 9. KX English Club 9.10.12, Tennis Team 9. KX II. 12, Golf 9. Math Team 10. II. 12. United Nations Club 10, National Honor Society II. 12, Phi Sigma Alpha II. 12, TIGONIAN Staff II, GAMA II. 12, Junior Achievement II. 12, Student Senate Nominee. Tuskegee Institute MILE Program. RAYMOND CARTER Football 9. KX II. Annual Staff 9. KX Newspaper 9.10. Baseball 9, Chess Club 9.10. II., Band 9.10. II. 12, Soccer KX English Club KX Science Club KX A.V. Awa Aide II, Guidance Aide II, Industrial Arts Club II. JONATHAN CODY. Art Club 9, Science Club 9. KX VICA II. 12. VANESSA COLEMAN. ROTC 9. KX Pep Club KX FHA II. CHANDRA COLQUITT Newspaper Staff 9, Band 10. II, Flag Corp KX II, Chorus 10. II. Al City Chorus 10. II, Junior Achievement 10. II, Class Council II. Beta Club II. 12, VOT 12, FBI A 12. JERRY COPPINS Chess Club 10. II, Tennis Team 10. II. 12. TONY COVINGTON: Football 9.10. II. 12, Art Club 9. KX II. 12, Phi Sigma Alpha 12, Pep Club 12, Senior Superlative (Mr. G.Q.). Trudy Crowell Pep Club 9. KX II. 12, Cosmopolitan Club II. EDWARD DALTON, ROTC 9. KX II. 12, Track 9, Wrestling KX II. 12, Chorus II. 12 DEBBIE DAVIS Tennis Team KX FHA II, Science Club II. DENNIS DEAL. Science Club II. ROBIN DENNIS Track 9. KX Volleyball 9, GAMA KX II. 12, German Club KX II. 12, NHS II. 12, Head to Head II. 12, Math Club 12. Senior Class Treasurer; Marching t Concert Bands 12. IVAN DIXON Baseball 9. KX Football KX 12, Science Club KX II. 12, Student Council KX II. 12, Math Club II. 12, TIGONIAN Staff II. 12, Perfect Attendance II, Basketball (Statistician) 10. II. 12. DENNIS DOHENY DARBY DREW Drill Team 9. KX II. 12, Bowling Team II, Chess Team II. JOHNNY DOWELL: ROTC 9. KX II. 12. TEMETA DOZIER Basketball 9. KX II. 12, ROTC KX JAN DuBOSE Science Club 12. PATRICIA EADES: French Club 9, GAMA 9, Key Club KX II, Student Council KX Alpha Rho Theta 12. JAMES EASLEY Baseball 9. 10. II, Spanish Club 9, Cross Country Track II, Beta Club 12, Track II. 12. MARK EASON German Club 9. 10. II, English Club II, Journalism Club II, VICA 12, DCT 12. RICHARD EASTRIDGE Football II, Chess Club II. 12. VANESSA RENEE EDMONDS Honor Student II. 12; English Journalism Club II, French Club II; TIGONIAN Staff II. 12 (Co Editor), 2nd Runner up. Ms. Junior, Miss Senior. Beta Club 12, Junior Achievement 12, Class Council II. 12, GAMA 12, Secretary of Senior Class, Cosmo politan Club II TERRI F ARMER Band 9. KX. II, Flag Corp KX Class Council 9. KX. II, Outstanding Student 9. KX 1st Runner up. Ms. Freshman, Honor Roll 9, Math Award 9, All-City Band 10. All City Chorus KX English Award KX Principal's list KX II, NHS II. 12, Mu Alpha Theta II. 12, Presidents’ Club II, Junior Class President, GHP Semi-finalist II. Outstanding in Band 9. 10. II, Senior Superlative (Most Intellectual) COQUEESE FERGUSON Spanish Club 9, Honor Roll 9. KX II. 12, Drama Club 10. II. 12, BETA 12, Junior Achievement 12, GAMMA 12, DCT 12, VICA 12. PERCY FORDE: Class Council 9. KX II. 12. Basketball 9. KX ROTC (Drill Team), Honor Roll 9. K). II. 12, Football KX II (Prep Honor Roll). 12, Science Club K) (President). II. 12, President's Club KX Junior Achievement II. 12, English-Journalism Club II, Head to Head bowl team 12 (Captain). Mu Alpha Theta 12, Tennis Team 12, TIGONIAN STAFF 12, GAMMA Club 12. MERRY C. FOX: VICA 10 (President). II (president). 12 (President), President’s Club KX II. 12, United Nations 12, Junior Achievement 12, Explorer Club 12. GREGORY FRAZIER Basketball 9. KX II. 12 EMMANUEL FREEMAN Wrestling Team 12. USA GALLMAN: ROTC 9. KX II. 12, FHA 12, VICA 12, Pep Club 12. SCOTT GIBBONS Football 9, Best Draftsman Award KX. 1st IAISA Drafting KX NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY II. 12, Industrial Arts Club II. 12, VICA 12, Mu Alpha Theta 12. ANGELA GIDDENS FHA 9.10. II. 12, FHA Public Relations Chairperson II. 12, French Club 9, VICA KX II. 12, Key Club II. 12, Science Club 12. RUBY GLADNEY Band 9. KX Outstanding Student 9, Honor Roll 9. 10. II. 12, FHA KX Class Council KX II. 12, Junior Achievement II. 12, Manager of Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Team II, TIGONIAN STAFF II. 12 (Senior Editor), NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY II. 12, Recipient of University of Georgia and Columbus College Certificate of Merit II. Alpha Rho Theta 12, Student Council 10. 12 (Secretary), GAMA II. 12 (President), Spanish Club 12, SAIL Student 12, President's Club 12, Who's Who 12. 194 ACHIEVEMENTS FRANK GRAHAM Student Council 9.10. II. 13, Football 9.10. II. 13 (Defensive lineman of the Year), Bi-City First Team 13, Quarterback Club Player of the Week 13, Prep Honor Roll 13, Who’s Who in GA High School athletes II. 13, Baseball 9. 10. II. 13, Class Council 9.10. II. 13, GAMA Club 10. II. 13, English Club 10, Science Club 10.13, Junior Achievement II (President). 13, Alpha Rho Theta 13 WANDA JEAN GREEN Pep Club 9. 10. II. 13, FHA 13, Office Aide 13. WAITER HARDEMAN Football 9, Wrestling Team 13. CHARVETTA HARRIS Pep Club 9. 10. II. 13, Drama II. 13. GWENDOLYN HARVEY: Class Council 9 (Treasurer). I0(Treasurer). II. 13, Phi Sigma Alpha 9. 10. II. 13, Debate Team 9, Student Council 9.10.13, FHA 9. KX English Club 9, Pep Chib 9, Honor Roll 9. 10. II. 13, VICA � 0, President's Club 10. 13, United Nations II. 13, Columbus College certificate of Merit II, Junior Achievement II, Cosmetology Award II, Alpha Rho Theta 13, SAIL Student 13. CHARLES HASKELL Band 13. BETTY HENRY: English Award 9, Outstanding Student 10. II, Child Care Award 10, Princi pal's List 9. 10. II. 13, DAR U S. History Award II, Recipient of University of Georgia and Columbus College certificate of Merit II. FHA (President) II. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY II. 13 (President). ERVIN HIGHTOWER Wrestling 9. TRACEY HILL: Chorus 9. K). II. 13, FHA II, Key Chib II. 13. PETRA HINDS Math Award 9. 10. II, Outstanding Student IO. Social Studies Award IO. Mu Alpha Theta II, Student Council II, Recipient of Georgia and Columbus College certificate of Merit II, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 13. JOHN HODGES: Class President 9.10. President's Club 9.10. Drama Club 9. II, Basketball 9. 10. Pep Club 9. Outstanding Student 9. 10, Student Council 9. 10. II (Vice-President). 13, English Club 9, Honor Roll 9. 10. II. 13, GLORY (Gifted Program) 10. II, Football Team Manager II. 13, Model United Nations Club 10. School Male Spelling Champion 10. II. Mu Alpha Theta 10. II. 13, Math Team 10. II. 13, ESSA Advisory council 10, Literary Meet 10. II. Track II. 13, Head to Head Participant II, Senate Youth Participant l_l, GAMA Club II, School Representative in Science Competition II, BETA II. 13, French Chib II. Public Address Announcer 13, Who's Who 13, Recipient of Columbus College letter of Meit 13, Teacher s Aide 13, Most Spirited Senior, Recipient of Quality Enrichment Program Scholarship 13, Junior Achievement 13. FRANK HOGAN TRACK 9. 10. II. 13, All Bi-Cily Team 9. � 0. II. 13, Orchestra 9. 10. II. 13, Football 10. II. 13. ANITA HUFF: GAMA Club 9. 10. II, Chorus 10, Key Club IO. Junior Achievement II, VOT 13 (Secretary) VERNIDA HUGHES: PEP Club 9. K . Science Club 9, Chorus 9. IO. Honor Roll 9, Tenn.a 10. Cosmopolitan Club II, Statistician Keeper II. 13, Junior Achievement II, Tack II. 13, BETA 13, Alpha Rho Theta 13, TIGONIAN STAFF 13. MARIE HUMPHREY Pep Club 13. BUTCH IKNER Football 9.10. II. 13, Prep Honor Roll II, Honor Roll 9.10. II. 13, Wrestling Team 9.10 (4th in State Championship). II All Bi City Team). 13 (All Hi City Team 13, Who s W ho among GA High School Athletes II, Letterman's Club 9. 10. II. 13. LEROY JENKINS Art Club 9, Spanish Club 10, Football 10, ROTC II. 13 (Drill Team). STEPHANIE JERRY: FHA 9, Class Council 10, Honor Roll 9. 13, VICA I. Office Aide II. 13. CECIL JONES: Key Club II. Golf Team II, VICA 13, Chorus 13. DINKY JONES IANECIA JONES Pep Club 9.10. II. 13, Blue Angels 9, FHA 9.10. II. 13, Chorus 9. � 0. II, Rand II. 13. MELVIN JONES French Club II, Science Club II. Football 13, Spanish Club 13, Alpha Rho Theta 13, Phi Sigma Theta 13. RICHARD JORDAN Football 10. 13. SABRINA JORDAN Pep Club 9 (Secretary). 10. II. 13, Science Club 9, Drama Club 9, Honor 9. 13, English Club 9. 10, Cosmopolilian Club II, DCT 13, VICA 13. RENEA KELLEY: Pep Club 9.10. II. 13, VICA 9.10. II. 13, FHA II. 13. Softball II, Industrial Arts Club 13. DUK KIM Class Council 9, Student Council 9, Football 9, Governor s Honor Program Nominee K . Mu Alpha Theta 10. II. 13, Math Team 10. II. 13, BETA II. 13, Tennis Team 13, NATIONAL HONORS SOCIETY 13. MARK KINSER: Art Club 9. Class Council 10. Student Council 9, Governor's Honor Program Nominee � 0. Honor Roll 9. 10. II. Math Team 9. 10. II. 13, Mu Alpha 10. II. 13, Outstandig Computer Student 10. Computer Competition 10. ESSA Advisory Committee O, literary Meet (Typing) II, Spanish Club 13. Writing Competition 13, TIGONIAN STAFF (Senior Sec.) 13, Modern Jazz Dance 9. JUDY KRYSAK FHA 9. 10. II. 13. VICA 13, BETA 13. DWAYNE LASSITER: Class Council 9, Science Club 10, BETA II. 13 (President)-. Tennis Team 13, Mu Alpha Theta II. JACKIE LEEDY: Student Council 9.10. II, Class Council 9.10.13, Science Club 10, English and Journalism Club II, Tennis Team II. 13, Mu Alpha Theta 13, BETA II. 13 (Vice-President)� TIGONIAN STAFF 13. Honor Roll 9. 10. II. 13. Band 10. SAIL Nominee. LISA LONG: CHEERLEADER 9. 10. II (Co Captain). 13 (Captain), Class Council 9.10. II, Ms. Freshman. Blue Guitar 10, Tennis Team 10. II. 13, 3nd runner up Ms. Sophomore. MARCUS LONG Band 9. 10. II. 13, Football 9. FREDDIE MANUEL, Industrial Arts Club II. 13. VICKY MARSHALL, Modern Jazz Dance 9, Pep Club 9. II. 13, FHA II. 13 (Vice President), Cosmopolitan Club 13. LLOYD McALUSER: Football 9, Art Club 9.10. II. 13, Class Council 9. II. 13, ROTC 10. II, Drill Team 10. II, Track II. 13, Cross Country II, Science Club II. 13, Student Council II. 13, GAMA II. 13, Alpha Rho Theta 13. LYNN McCRARY, GAMA 9, Pep Club 9. 10, Blue Guitar 10, Chorus 10. DIANE McCORMICK Pep Club 9. 10. II, FHA 10. 13, Softball II, Basketball II. 13. CASSANDRA McCOY: Dance Drill Team 9, Student Council 9.10. II. 13, FHA KX Science Club 10. II, Gayfer Girl II. 13 (President), GAMA II. 13, Ms. Junior, TIGONIAN STAFF II, Cosmopoli- tan Club II (President), President's Club II, Chorus II, VICA 13, Alpha RF� o Theta 13, 1st runner up Ms. CHS, Junior Achievement 13. BRUCE MEADOWS ROTC 9. 10 (Rifle Team). II (Rifle Team). 13 (Rifle Team), Baseball 10 (CoacFies Award). II. 13, Recipient of Merit from Columbus College II, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 13. JAMES MELTON: Student Council 9. 10. Key Club 10. II (Vice President), Junior Achieve- ment 13, Alpha Rho Theta 13, TIGONIAN STAFF 13. KENNY MELVIN: Fotball 9.10. II. 13, Wrestling 9.10. II. 13, Drama Club II. 13, Spanish Club 13. DEARICK MILTON: Physical Science Award 9, Drama Club 10. II, English Club 10 (Secre- tary). II. 113 (President), President's Club II. 13, ESSA Advisory Council II, DCT 13, VICA 13. ANITA MOORE Spanish Club 9. 13, Cheerleader 9, Track Team 9. 13, FHA 10. II (Vice President), English t Journalism Club II, Class Council II. 13, Cosmopolitan Club II, Honor Roll II, Student Council 13, GAMA Club 13, Junior Achievement 13, Alpha Rho Theta 13. JEFFERY MOORE Band 9. 10. II. 13, Chorus 9. 10. II. 13, DCT 13. RODERICK MOORE: Football 9.10. II. 13 (All Bi-City First Team), Golden Helmet Award 13, WOKS Player of the Week 13, GAMA Club 10. II. 13, Science Club 10. II. 13. English Club 10. II. 13, Junior Achievement II, Track Team II. 13, Head Hunter Award 13. CAROLINE MOSELY CYNTHIA NORRIS Pep Club II. 13, 3nd runner up Ms. Senior. DAVID PARHAM Football 9. II. 13, Wrestling 13. ALLEN PAGE Basketball 9.10, Football 9.13, Student Council 9.10. II. 13, Science Club 9.10. Honor Roll 9.10. II. 13, Class Council 9.10. II (Treasurer). 13 (Treasurer), Mu Alpha Theta 10. 11. 13, English Club 10. French Club II, Alpha Rho Theta 13. URSULA PATRICK: Class Council 9. 10. II. 13, Freshman Vice President, Sophomore Class Vice-President, President of Senior Class: Outstanding Student 9.10. II. 13 (Who's Who), Cheerleader 9. II. 13 (Captain), Social Science Award 9, Student Council 9.10.13, Honor Roll 9. 10. II. 13, FHA 10, English Club 10. II, Debate Team 10. II, TIGONIAN STAFF 10. Newspaper Staff 10, 3nd runner up Ms. Sophomore, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY II. 13(Secretary), Mu Alpha Theta II, Recipient of Susan B. Alexander Social Science Award II, Recipient of University of Georgia Columbus College certificate of Merit 13, Spanish Club 13, Senate Youth Representative 13, SAIL Nominee 13, GAMA Club II. 13 (State Vice President), President's Club 13 (President), Most Spirited Senior, Ms. Carver High 13. DYLETHA PEARCE FHA 9, Cosmopolilian Club II, VICA 13. LINDA PERSON Pep Club 9. MICHAEL PETERSON ROTC 9. 10. II. 13, Drill Team Commander II, VICA 13. Alpha Rho Theta 13, DCT 13. LELAND PHILLIPS ROTC 9.10. II. 13, Mu Alpha Theta 10. II. 13, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIE TY II. 13, Recipient of University of Georgia S Columbus College certificate of Merit II. Tennis Team 13, Semi-Finalist in Governor's Honor Program 13. Honor Roll 9. 10. II. 13. PHYLLIS PHILLIPS Body Dynamics 9, Chorus 10. II. 13, ROTC 10, Cosmopolilian Club II, DCT II, VICA II, Drama 13. JEFF PIPPIN JOHNNY POE Industrial Arts Club 9, Basketball 10, Junior Achievement II. JERRY PORTER Basketball 9, Football 9. 10. II. 13. DORIS PRESTON ACHIEVEMENTS 19S TINA OUATTROCIOCCHI FHA 10. II (Secretary), TIGONIAN STAFF 12. GLENN REDFEARN: Band 9.10. II. 12, Chorus 9. 10. II. 12, Principal� List 9.10. II. 12. All Slate Chorus 10. II. 12. JOE REAS: Art Club 9. 10. II, Chorus II. 12, Junior Achievement II. 12. SARAH REYES: EHA 9 (Degree Chairperson), 10(President). II (Treasurer), Class Council 9. 10. II. 12, Student Council 9, Delegate to State FHA Convention 9, Honor Roll 9. 10. II. 12, Home Economics Award 9, Red Cross 10. II. 12, March of Duties 9, Principal's Nutrition Council 9. II. Mixed Chorus Ensemble 10. II. 12, President's Club 10 Drama Club 10. II, English Club 10. II, Teen Tempo Correspondent 10 Outstanding Student IO Vice-President of Junior Class, NHS II. 12, Columbus AM-City Chorus II. 12, Georgia AH State Chorus II. 12, Governor's Honor Program Finalist (Alternate) II, GAMA Club II, One Act Pla Competi- tion II, Recipient of Umversitv of Georgia fc Columbus College certificates of Merit II. 12, Georgia Legislative Page II. Ij, Home Economics Award II, Region 4-A Literary Meet in Home Economics II (3rd Place), Girls Chorus 12, Teacher's Aide 12, TIGONIAN STAFF (Business Manager). Sail Nominee ALBERT RIVERA Football 9. 10. II. 12, Basketball 9, Wrestling 10. II, Tennis Team 10. II, Baseball 12. KARE ROBBINS Drama Club IO Blue Guitar Staff 10 Chorus II, VOT 12, FBI A 12, Honor Roll 12. DARRELL ROBINSON: Football 9. II. 12, Science Club 9, Baseball 10. 12, VICA II. 12, Most Improved Offensive lineman 12. KENNETH ROBINSON Football 9, Wrestling 9.10. II 12 (All Bi City First Team), Track 10. II. 12. TRACIE ROGERS ROTC 10. II, Girls DnH Team 9.10. II, Pep Club 9. 10. II. 12, FHA 10. Band (Flag Girl) II, Student Council II, Class Council II. 12, Drama Club 12, Alpha Rho Theta 12. REGINALD ROME, Football 9. 10. Basketba.. Baseball 12. CHRIS RUSNAK Football 9, Art Club 9. 10. II, FACE 10. Art Award � 0 Tennis Team II, Draftsman Award II, Tennis Team II. 12, VICA 12, Science Club 12. RALPH SALAS Student Council 9. 10 Class Council 9. 10. II. 12, Male Mixed t Madrigal Chorus 9. IO All City Chorus 10 Science Club II, Friendliest Senior. MYRTLE SAMPSON BasketbaH 9.10. II. 12, ROTC 9.10. II. 12, Drill Team 9.10. II. 12, Pep Club 11. 12, Most Athletic Senior. GREG SANCHEZ, VICA II. 12. Spanish Club 12. CYNTHIA SAUVIE Chorus 9. 10. II. 12, Drama II. 12, Bowling Team 12. DOLORES SCHNEWEIS: Earth Science Award II, Health Occupations Award II. JOE SCOTT Pep Club 9. 12, Golf Team 10. DCT II. 12, VOT II, VICA II. 12, Science Club 12, Most Wittiest Senior. CYNTHIA SEALS Pep Club 9. 10. II. 12, FHA 9. 10. II. 12, DCT II. 12, VOT II. 12. DIANE SELLERS Jazz Dancing 9, Drama Club 9, Body Dynamics 10 FACE 12. EDDIE SMITH Honor RoH 9. 10. II. 12, Basketball 9. 10. II. 12. BETA II. 12. JOYCE SMITH KATHRYN SMITH Newspaper Staff 9, VICA II. 12, Honor Roll II. 12. STAN SMITH Outstanding Student 9, ROTC 9fc IO Superior Junior Cadet). II. 12. Mu Alpha Theta 9, Tennis Team 9.10. II. 12, Governor's Flonor Program Nomines 10. II (Semi-Finalist), Recipient of University of Georgia i Columbus College certificate of Merit 12. NHS 12, Region Literary Meet II (Second place Extemporaneous Speaking), Debate Team 12. COYITA SPENCER Drill Team 9. 10. II. 12, ROTC 9. 10, Pep Club 9, Track II. 12. Mu Alpha Theta 12, VICA 12, DCT 12, Honor Roll 12 TERESA STANLEY, Chorus 9.10. II. 12, Band 10� Ad-State Finalist 10. II. 12, Literary Meet (Girls Solo) II. 12, Honor Roll 10. II. 12, All City Chorus 10. II. 12, Teacher s Aide 10, Junior Achievement II, Newspaper Staff II, VOT 12, FBLA 12, BETA 12, President's Club 12, Senior Superlative (Most Talented) DONNA STRAUGHTER FHA 9. 10, Principals List 9, Honor Rod 9. 10. II. 12, Outstanding Student 9, Biology Award 10. TIGONIAN STAFF 10.12, Governor's Flonor Program Nominee II. Recipient of University of Georgia Columbus College certicate of Merit II, NHS II. 12, Class council II, Presidents Club 12, Student Council II. 12, Model United Nations Club II, Nominee for DAR Award 12, Mu Alpha Theta 12. MICHELLE SUMRAll: Marching 6 Symphonic Band 9.10. II. 12, Honor Roll 9.10. II. 12, French Club 10. II, Class Council 10� Outstanding Student 10. Alpha Rho Theta II, Spanish Club 12, Science Club 12. TANDIE TALIAFERRO: Honor Roll 9. 10. II. 12, Chorus 9. 10. II, GAMA Club 10. II. 12, Model United Nations Club II. 12, Phi Sigma Alpha (Science Club) II. 12 (President), Drama Club II, NHS II. 12, Spanish Club 12, TIGONIAN STAFF 12, Class Council 12, President s Club 12. BRUCE TAYLOR Industrial Arts Club 9. IO Chorus II. 12 CARMEN TAYLOR ROTC 9. 10 DCT II. 12, VICA II. 12. MICHELLE TAYLOR Marching Symphonic Band 9.10 Class Council 9. II, German Club 9. II (Vice-President), Science Club II (Secretary), Honor Roll II, 1st runner-up Ms. Junior. VOT 12 (Vice-President), FBLA 12 (Vice-President), 2nd runner up Ms. CHS 12. Senior Superlative (Cutest) ROBBIE TAYLOR VICA K . Baseball 12. RICHARD THODE Band 9.10. II. 12, Math Team 9.10. II. 12, Mu Alpha Theta 10. II. 12, Science Award 10 Science Ckib 10 Governor’s Flonor Program Nominee II, NHS II, Jazz Band II (All Bi-City Jazz Band), Junior Achievement II. CHRISTINE THOMAS: Principal's List 9. 12, Flonor Roll 10. II, Creative Writing Staff 10 Governor's Honor Program IO German Club 10. II. 12, German Award 10. II. 12, Science Club K . Outstanding Student II, Georgia Certificate of Merit Scholar II, German Club President 11. 12, Mu Alpha Theta II. 12, Region Literary Meet II (First runner up girls Spelling), Recipient of University of Georgia Columbus College certificate of Merit II. 12, NHS II. 12, Class Council 12, Head to Head Member 12. WESLEY THOMAS ROTC 9. 10. II, Cross Country II, DCT 12. CAROLYN TOLBERT ROTC 9, Drama Club 10. II, Alpha Rho Theta 12. MELINDA TRICE Cheerleader 9, Basketball 10. II. 12, Cosmopolitan Club II. BETA II (Secre tary). 12, Class Council 12, President's Club 12, Alpha Rho Theta 12 (President). MICHAEL WALDEN GAMA Club 9 (Treasurer) I0(3rd District President), II, English Club 9.10, Student Council 9.10, Model United Nations Club II, VICA II. 12, DCT II. 12, Alpha Rho Theta 12. ROBERT WALTERS Drafting II. 12. DCT II. 12. MARYANNE WATKINS GAMMA 9, ROTC 9. 10. II. 12. CHARLENE WATSON Chorus 9. 10. II. Drama Club 12, Alpha Rho Theta 12, Best Dressed Senior. PLATHON WATSON ROTC 9.10. II. 12, Football 9.10� GAMA 10. II. 12, Junior Achievement 10. II. 12, English Club II, Class Council II, Golf Team II, Phi Sigma Alpha II. 12, President's Club II, Alpha Rho Theta 12, Student Council 12. SCOTT WEEKLEY: french Club 9.10. II, Honor Roll 9.10. II. 12, Mu Alpha Theta 10. II. 12, Math Team 10. II. 12, Tennis Team 12. Will ARD W WHEELER Track 9.10. II. 12, Football 10, Honor Roll 9.10. II. 12, FHA 10. Junior Achievement 10. FBLA II, DCT II. 12, VICA II. 12, GAMA 12, Beautill.on Ball 12. JAMES WEICZORIK: DCT 12. Drafting II. 12. CASSANDRA WILLIAMS Student Council II, BETA II. 12, Mu Alpha Theta 12, NHS 12, 1st runner up Ms. Senior, Friendliest Senior. CERRELL WILLIAMS Basketball 9. 10. II. 12. BERNICE WILLIS: FHA 9, Class Council 9, Pep Club 9 (President). 10 (President). II (Vice- President). 12 (Vice President), President's Club 9. 10 Cosmopolitan Club II. CARL WILLIS Basketball 9. 10. II. 12, ROTC 9. 10 ROYCE WILLMSCHEN Band 10. II. 12 (Drum Leader), German Club K . Mu Alpha Theta 10. II. 12, Math Team 10. II. 12, Governor's Honor Program Semi Finalist 10 Principal's List 9.10. II. 12, NHS II. 12, (Vice-President). Outstanding Student II, Model United Nations Club II. 12, Head to-Head Team Captain II, English Award for highest avg II, Social Science Award for highest avg. II, Algebra II Award II, Senior High Writing Copetition (short stories) II. 12, Literary Meet (Boys Oral Interpretation) II, Recipient of University of Georgia Columbus College certificate of Merit II. 12, All Bi City Band II, Environmental Studies Award II� Junior Achievement II, Class Council 12, Debate Team 12, SAIL Nominee 12. BRIAN WILSON Basketball 9, Pep Club 9. IO Chess Club 9, Golf Team 9, Science Club K . Chorus II. 12. VERNON WILSON Basketball 9. 10. II. Track II. VICKY WILSON Cheerleader 9, Basketball IO. Key Club 9, DCT II. 12, VICA II. 12, Drama Club 12. MARILYN WOODFORD VICA 12. DEAN YAZELL: ROTC 9. 10. II. 12, Chorus II. 12. SONIA YOUNG Drama Club 9. IO Earth Science Award 9, Spanish Club II, BETA 12. 196 ACHIEVE ME NTS Senior Superlatives MOST INTELLECTUAL Terri Farmer Royce Willmschen Robin Dennis BEST ALL AROUND Lisa Long John Camp MOST TALENTED Teresa Stanley Brian Wilson MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Ursula Patrick John Hodges. II SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 197 MS. VOGUE MR. G.Q. Charlene Watson Tony Covington FRIENDLIEST Cassandra Williams Ralph Salas MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Donna Straughter Stan Smith WITTIEST Charvetta Harris Joe Scott 198 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC MOST ATTRACTIVE Myrtle Sampson Michelle Taylor Herman Archie James Easley SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 199 Remember When . . . 202 SENIORS SENIORS 203 204 SENIORS Growing Up Though we’ve been through the times of bobby socks and old fancy dresses With our colored hair bows, black patent leather shoes and our short breeches We are leaving the stages of being a bad little boy and a good little girl. We're grown enough now to go out into the world. Yet we hesitate. Gone through the stages of toy guns, tea sets, water balloons, toy trucks and tricycyles Big enough now to drive a car, have real guns, a Goodyear blimp and a bicycle. We once thought that only the adults knew all the tricks and games. But as life went on we realized that life isn’t easy and adults still learn just the same. We crack jokes and laugh at the fat face with the low haircuts and pigtails that played in Mom’s flour. Now we realize that you can’t learn about life in just one hour and that our education won't ever really end. We share memories with our friends while coming to the crossroads of our life. We seek for a successful world to settle in and a husband or wife with which to travel. Myrtle Sampson M=Z (I) Frank Graham (2) Ivan Dixon (3) Ursula Patrick (4) Debra Battle (5) Jan Dubose (6) Monica Bordeau (7) Mark Kinser (8) Ruby Gladney (9) Cindy Sauvie (10) Michael Peterson (II) Bernice Willis (12) Vannesa Coleman (13) Donna Straughter (14) Lisa Long (15) Vanessa Edmonds (16) Lanecia Jones (17) Carolyn Tolbert (18) Sarah Reyes (19) Barbara Schaer (20) Royce Willmschen (21) Vickie Wilson (22) Valerie Wilson (23) James Easley (24) Patricia Eades (25) Edward Allen (26) Coqueese Ferguson (27) Vickie Marshall (28) Betty Henry (29) Linda Mondon (30) Lloyd McAllister(3l) Andrea Neal(32) Kim Camon (33) Gwen Harvey (34) Merry Fox (35) Bruce Meadows (36) Scott Weekly (37) Tracy Rogers (38) Joe Scott (39) Michelle Taylor (40) Anita Moore (41) Micheal Burford (42) Michelle Sumrall (43) Tandie Taliaferro (44) Dearick Milton (45) Sophia Barker (46) Carver Heights Nursery 1969-70 (47) Cassandra McCoy (48) John Hodges II (50) Coyita Spencer SENIORS 205 Vanessa Coleman Frank C. Graham III Mr. Mrs. Phillip Coleman Mr. Mrs. Arthur Baker Mr. Mrs. O.D. Holland Mr. £ Mrs. Frank C. Graham. Jr. Ms. Vonda Williams Mr. £ Mrs. L.U. Brooks Mr. £ Mrs. Harry E. Green Mr. Garrett L. Coleman Ms. Gwen Graham Coqueese Ferguson Martha L. Wiliams Ozeal L. Street Margaret O. Poole Betty J. Colbreth Thomas Jones Mary Haynes Mr. £ Mrs. Dawn L. Lee Mr. £ Mrs. Sylvester D. Lee SFC £ Mrs. Milton Ferguson Reggie Thomas Tommasina Atkinson Mr. John Willie Ferguson Mr. £ Mrs. Bennie Harvey Mr. £ Mrs. Seabrom Profit Mrs. Doris Atkinson Ms. Trina Hubbard Mr. £ Mrs. Nolan Barrett Ms. Pamela Porch Mrs. Willie Porch Mr. Alphonso Willis Mr. £ Mrs. John Spratling Deborah Davis Mrs. Ola Davis Opal Summerset Kim Summerset Ester Young Tom £ Dee Bud Davis Sarah Reyes Tammy Quattrociocchi Douglas Quattrociocchi Ruth McDaniels — - -V Debra Battle Mr. Lonnie Jackson Ms. Betty Battle Merlin Ward Vivian Sparks Adolphus Battle John Hodges Johnny Sparks Earl Jenkins John Camp Vivian Sparks Micheal Burford Alma Burford Tenita Burford Bruce Johnson Ann £ Bobby Sumbry Mary Miller Agnes Shingles Eugene Crawford. Jr. Mrs. Mary T. Seldon Ms. Tina L. Johnson Benjamin F.C. Burford Mr. Alex Rogers Mr. Gregory Campbell Mr. Bessie Rogers Mrs. Juanita Tiller Mrs. Deborah P. Jones Ms. Patricia A. Wright Ms. Valeria Myers Mrs. Kathy Hurley Mrs. Curtisteine Williams James Easley II Mrs. Dorothy Easley Ms. Sharron Easley Mr. James Easley Sr. Mr. £ Mrs. Benjamin Troutman £ Family Mr. £ Mrs. Alonzo Martin £ Family Mrs. Annie Mitchell £ Family Ms. Vanessa Edmonds Ms. Donna K. Straughter Ms. Connie Harris THE BOYS” (M.J., I.D.. J.H.. L.MC, T.C.) SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR Angela Gidden Betty Henry Walter Campbell Sara Giddens Eddie Hammonds William J. Hammonds Mr. £ Mrs. Joshua King Annie Lee Reginald Crocker James Sharrieff Mattie Lee Ruby Gladney Mr. £ Mrs. H.L. Gladney Mrs. Mary Miller Mr. £ Mrs. John Covington Mr. £ Mrs. Kenneth Kelly Mr. £ Mrs. Audis Wells Ms. Jean Williams £ Jackie Mr. £ Mrs. Willie Jackson Mr. £ Mrs. Henry Davies Mrs. Zula Wynne Mr. Gary Jackson Mary Green Joeseph Green James Turner Emmy Meadows Orchie Johnson Mr. £ Mrs. Robert Gray Dorthy Ferrell Patrick Green Curtis Green Gwendolyn Harvey Rev. James A. Lewis Mr. James Harvey Mrs. Ethel Ship Mrs. Dorothy Porter Mr. Lawrence Baldwin Mr. Walter Thornton Ms. Susie Thornton Mrs. Clemetine Clayton Bob G. Mr. Plathon Watson Betty Henry Petra Hinds Angela Giddens Maiie Humphrey Mr. £ Mrs. Billy Hinry Tracey Hill Mr. Isaac Huff Mr. £ Mrs. Earl Slusher Helen Alice Henry Billy Henry Earl Jenkins Mrs. Arlene Mack Ms. Karen Jenkins Mrs. Jessie M. Moore Mr. £ Mrs. Boston Kennedy Mr. £ Mrs. George Handy Mrs. Maxine Walker Mrs. Dorothy Mack Mr. £ Mrs. Richard Hatfield Ms. Grace Vickers Mrs. Annie Hill John Hodges II Mr. £ Mrs. John L. Hodges Sr. Captain £ Mrs. Forrest S. Rogers £ Family Ms. Carla R. Hodges Ursula Patrick Ms. Mickie Masters Tandie Taliaferro Ms. Vanessa Edmonds Donna Straughter Thomasina Gardner THE BOYS James Hughes Sr. James Hughes Jr. Shirley Nolton Nadine Alexander Ethel Mae Swindle Dollie Samuel LeRoy Samuel Maggie Rodgers Johnny Rodgers SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR Melvin Jones II Mittie C. Jones Blanchie Bienanan Frank Jenkins Walter Jones Talithia Jones Blanchie Bunanan Osby Nunnanally Mary Mill Dorothy Brown Ruby Gladney Anita Moore Mr. Mrs. Moore Mrs. Terry Miller Mrs. Peggy Hodges Mrs. Earline Whittlesey Mrs. Thelma Patterson Mrs. Esther L. Richard Mr. Sheldon Scott Ms. Francine M. Minor Ms. Florine Johnson Mr. Mrs. Guynn Andrea Neal Bill Neal Hermi Neal Randy Neal Mrs. Reeves Mrs. Gray Mrs. Tanner Petra Hinds Herta Bedunah Ericka Jones Keith Evans Rev. § Mrs. James Ezekiel Best Wishes — The Bellamys Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Scott £ Family Mr. £ Mrs. James Ezekiel Jr. Anitra Kennebrew John L. Hodges Jr. Eric L. Mansfield Mr. £ Mrs. Alfred Stewart £ Family Mr. £ Mrs. George Hinton Tina Quattrociocchi Judy Quattrociocchi Joyce Smith Judy Krysak Mrs. Kovacich Kim Quattrociocchi Scott Quattrociocchi Tammy Quattrociocchi Doug Quattrociocchi Linda Starling Chuck Starling Mark Kinser Mr. £ Mrs. Joseph G. Kinser Mr. £ Mrs. Timothy Paul Thorton Mr. £ Mrs. Ted B. Warcop Deidra Warcip Joshua C. Warcop J. Tom Kinser Shondra Jones Paul BUD” Newton Newton Family Bruce Meadows Norma Meadows Huey Meadows Melody Meadows Brock Meadows Alvin Fletcher Kay Fletcher David Fletcher Mary Meadows Lawrence Walkup. Sr. Lillian Walkup Cassandra McCoy Ms. Georgia McCoy Ms. Carene McCoy Ms. Mattie Henry Mrs. Dorothy Forston Mrs. Magell Brown Ms. Gene Walker Mr. B. Henry Rev. Elbert Ellwitt Rev. James Harris Coach R. Williamson SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR Donna Slaughter Arley Shirley Spoonemore Kathy Straughter Evelyn Byrd Clifton Tate Jacquelyn Miller Lisa Averry Terry Weaver Edna W. Hall Jay Jones Mr. Mrs. Tobert L. Straughter Cassandra Williams Mr. Mrs. Cleo Williams Ms. Colette Williams Ms. Marquis Holmes Mr. 6 Mrs. Cornelius Hancock Mrs. Maxine C. Lee Ms. Pamela Toombs Ms. Wendy Lewis Ms. Carol A. Toombs Mr. 6 Mrs. Willie Copeland Ms. Vivian Snelling Tandie Taliaferro 1st Sgt. Horace Suber Mrs. Louvenia Suver Yolanda Michele Suber Mr. Ezra Jordan Sr. Mr. Edgar Pruett Ms. Betty Johnson Ms. Cora Lampley Ms. Helen McCloud Mr. Darrell Jordan Mrs. Corine Jordan L.W. Carpenter Mrs. Gertrude T. Franklin Mrs. Johnnie M. Hick Mrs. Louise Thomas Mrs. Joyce Ransefore Mrs. Peggy Allen Angela Cave Chauncey W. Patmon Ms. Aves Johnson Sarah Reyes Mr. Mrs. J.M. Reyes Ann Guy Russell Joan Diolosa Yvonne Ehrhart Debbie Davis Cousin Duk Jan Dubose Lynn McCary Cousin Ralph Brownie Lisa Troy Karen Robbins Mike Metasavage Kathy Smith Michelle Taylor Carmen Taylor Vicky Wilson Tony Mane Paul £ Betty Pete £ Virginia Linda £ Paul Mother £ Tom Ed Phillip Tina Quattrociocchi Eddie Phillips Joe Phillips Linda Phillips Patty Phillips Steve Smith Mike Smith David Phillips Coyita Spencer Vicky Spencer Bobby Taylor Tracey Baker Irene Tucker Mildred Davis Jimmie Alexander Lelia Gardner Patricia Wynn Kenneth Spencer Donald Spencer SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON Angela Barker Wanna Barker Marjorie £ Jamelia Bai ker Mrs. Jessie Thompson Mrs. Ida Torris Mr. Jimmie Boswell Rodrick Moore Mary I. Moore Annie L. Wilson Almetrice Chambers Jamie Richardson Vickie Marshall David Sanks Eddie Mae Marshall Cathirine Marshall Georgia Thomas Mary Green Cynthia Seals Lartica Jackson Melvin Vesley John Marshall j ' __ m. ft Kathryn Smith Mr. S Mrs. Joel W. Smith III‘ 2 Laura Ann Smith Anita Smith Karen Robbins Carmen Taylor Michelle Taylor Preston Mickle Jr. Jason Mathew Mickle Anecia Brown Mrs. B.Q. Hall Ret. Sgt. Cecil Green Mr. Allen Page Sr. Mr. Curtis Walton Mr. Floyd Harris Mr. James Hall Mr. Robbie Duckson Mr. Cecil Hamilton Mr. A.C. Bellamy Mr. Robert Woods Mr. Orthanthes Walton Mr. Sammy Sanders Ms. Hattie Thompson Ms. Margaret Cody Mr. Edward Cody Edward L. Cody Ms. Minnie Downs Mr. Mrs. Millard Cook Mr. Mrs. Willie R. Shaver Ms. Annie M. Cody Mr. J.L. Cody Royce Willmschen Mr. Mrs. Robert Willmschen Mr. £ Mrs. F.V. Hendrit Mr. Mrs. Leonard Martin Mr. Mrs. Thomas Redmon Melanie Mitchell Mr. Robert Del Toro Dena Nettles Vicky Wilson I LOVE YOU ALWAYS £ FOREVER Danny SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON SENIOR PATRON Forget about the days when it’s been cloudy, but don’t forget your hours in the sun . . . Forget about the times you’ve been defeated, but don't forget the victories you’ve won. Forget about mistakes that you can’t change now, but don’t forget the lessons that you’ve learned ... Forget about misfortunes you’ve encountered, but don’t forget the times your luck has turned. Forget about the days when you've been lonely, but don’t forget the friendly smiles you’ve seen . .. Forget about the plans that didn’t seem to work out right, but don’t forget to always have a dream. Amanda Bradley ® 1971 Hallmark Cards, Inc. Used by permission. 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UUlditUUtalit Pf - - Ld-l.LUaU.lv £ «aHonalBanK 1 Trust Company Mjk Flowers “ fi1Y' - ■ - ■ 1 ¥Gifts V A 1 Tomorrow is on Your side at CB T SEED Columbus Bank and Trust 219 ADS lt)hat is a jricnS ? The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon But only to hold a man's foot long enough to enable him To put the other one higher. (Uhat is a friend? I will tell you. It is a person with whom you dare to be yourself.rwt aYour soul can be naked unth htm.'S He seems to ask of you to put on nothing.onlytobewhatyouare. He does not want you to be better or worse. no no no When you are you to be better or worse, no no no When you are with him, you feel as a prisoner feels who has been declared innocent H You do not have to be on your guard. You can say what you think, so long as it is genuinely you. He understands those contradictions in your nature that lead others to misjudge you. 1? QJith him you breathe freely, no no You can avow your little vanities and envies and hates and vicious sparks, your meannesses and absurdities and, in opening them up to him, they are tost,dissolved on the white ocean of his loyaltv.«e� He understands. Vou do not have to be careful. You can abuse him. You do not have to be careful. You can abuse him, neglect him, tolerate him. Best of all, you can keep still with him. It makes no matter. He likes you— 5« i� lik fire that purges to the bone. He under- stands. He understands, non You can weep with him, sin with him, laugh with him, pray with him. through it all—and underneath—he sees, knows and loves you.non A friend? What is a friend? Just one, I repeat, with whom you dare to be yourself.H — C. Rjymend Reran I'd like to thank all of my Friends for making my life So wonderful. With very Special thanks to Jackie. James. Christine. Ralph. Mark. Stan, Robin, and Jay. I love all of you very much. Monica Congratulations, Monica! You have worked hard and we are proud of you We love you — Mom and Dad Terence and Gina Sophomores 10-8 3M ADS Juniors 11-5 CONGRATULATIONS JOHN To our son and brother From Sgt. (Ret) Mrs. John L. Hodges Sr. and Carla To James. Joyce. Tina, Barbara, and Ralph: Friends are never earned. They are a gift from the living God, and they are precious beyond hu- man valuation. But you dare not take them for granted or they will drift away like smoke, and the warmth of their caring will vanish like the chill of the endless nights. The hours we’ve spent together are the sweetest ones I’ve known. The hopes and dreams are the ones we call our own. All my love, Lisa CjL a .j6 Uz £ . $G lcj4f4Z6C' r. cZc£ 4vUu Us? . , Llt SXi s 4fraJ? r ScJfa j yp 321 ADS Save With Big Discounts On Diamonds Gold Jewelry Gifts Silver Watches Electronics Housewares Appliances Cameras Luggage Where else but PEACHTREE MALL 3817 Manchester Expressway Columbus. Georgia 31904 222 ADS My name is Diana Lynn Sellers. I’ve attended Carver High School for the past three years, and I've really enjoyed the times I’ve spent here. Carver is one of the most distinguished and exciting schools in the bi-city. I’m proud to have been a part of Carver High. Compliments of the Joy Committee ADS 223 True friendship is hard to come by, friendship is felt in the heart. A feeling that is shared by one another. A friend seems to know when something is wrong and shares in the excitement of all things. I hope throughout the years our friendship will continue to grow. Thank you for your love and friendship. May God bless you JUDY KRYSAK, JOYCE SMITH, £ SHELLEY BROWN. Love TINA To Our Daughter Gwendolyn Renee On your Graduation and always. Congratulations Gwendolyn, Search in reading, ask in prayer, find in medita- tion, hold in love. With love, Grandma God made me brave for life. Oh. braver than this. Let me straighten after pain As a tree straightens after the rain Shiving and lovely again. As the blown grass lifts, let me rise from sorrow with quiet eyes Knowing thy way is wise. God make me brave, for life brings Such blinding things. Help me to keep my sight Help me to see a right That out of the dark comes light. Congratulations Gwendolyn! In God's Love. Father. Mother, and Machelle Joy is not in things, it is in us.” To all my special friends. Best Wishes in your coming years at Carv- er-, Steve, Theresa, Angie, and Vicki. Always and Forever, Tina CONGRATULATIONS! Butch Ikner My how time flies . . seems only yes- terday you started to school and now look at you! Graduating! We are very proud of you, all you have done, and we know that we'll be just as proud in the years to come. Always remem- ber WHO's you are. God Bless. Love. Mom. Dad S Chris CONGRATULATIONS JOHN CAMP! With love always from Mother, Father, and Earl on your high school graduation. Congratulations Greg! We wish you the very best that life has to offer you now and in the years to come. Good luck to you. Love, Mom, Bob, and Brad EARL JENKINS Best wishes to you on your graduation!!! Mr. and Mrs. Mack 2 26 ADS LZZ SQW inn lamiiii The 1982 Tigonian Staff Wishes To Ernest B. Hale District Agent and Registered Representative LUTC Graduate The Prudential Insurance Company of America 3803 Macon Road Columbus. Georgia 31907 Office 563 4030 Residence 689 4491 Express Its Most Sincere Thanks To Prudential C. MALCOLM NEWELL PHOTOGRAPHY Congratulations to Gwendolyn STUDIOS With love always. Lee. Alberta, and Michelle of Bloomfield. Connecticut. A-BO-K FLORIST 20 1 S LUMPKIN ROAD COLUMBUS GA 31903 68’ 470’ OR 689 $090 PETE AND MELINDA MOJORS OWNERS JANET AI KINS BETTY BRASSELL Charvetta, you have made our dream come true and your family is very proud of you. Con- gratulations on your graduation. M. M. Clagett AI N. Hollis Myrna Hollis Betty King and family Lonza Hollis Daphne Harris and Willie A. and I. Hollis Martha Naud and family Friends of Charvetta Harris 328 Ads MICKI” MICHELLE SUMRALL We are proud of you and your ac- complishments. To you. we wish much luck in your future goals. Lots of love. John. Mommy, and Mike ADS 339 2 30 ADS Anita Moore, Deborah Battle. Vanessa Edmonds, Cassandra McCoy, Coqueese Ferguson, and Ruby Gladney. Carver's Senior Babes m When I look back upon the years of those sweet memories of laughter and tears, I think of the friends I have known Dear loved ones who were my own. DEBBIE DAVIS you are the bestlll Fond memories of the times we’ve had, Some of them good, and some sad. I give thanks to God for a wonderful life Throughout all of the seren- ity and strife. DEBBIE, You are my best friendl I’m gonna miss you next yearlll Love Always, Kim People Marking Together Congratulations Ruby!!! We wish you the best that life has to offer you now and in years to come. With God’s help you will succeed. Love, Mom, Dad, and sisters ADS 351 To my best friend Karen: True friends are like diamonds — precious but rare. False friends are like Autumn leaves found everywhere. Best friends always, Kathy CONGRATULATIONS TINA!!! Look to this day for yesterday is but a memory and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived makes everyday a memory of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Love always. Mom The Blue Guitar. Carver’s literary magazine collected poems, short stories, and students’ art work and published them in the spring. The students compiling the magazine were in Mrs. Gunter’s first hour Creative Writing Class. AOS 333 CLOSING Hey, tomorrow where are you going? Do you have some room for me? I've been dreaming some dreams Making some plans on this restless sea. Hey, tomorrow, save some room for me. My dream is to become a My dream is to become a My dream is to be rich, professional football successful doctor. Su- Scott Tenney player. Kenny Melvin sanne Thomas My dream is to be a pilot. Peter Benavente. My dream is to be a retired art teacher. Reginald Gladney My dream is to get married, raise a family, and have a nice home. Carolyn Mosley My dream is to move to New York, become a fashion merchandiser, and marry the man of my dreams, preferrably Barry Manilow. Sarah Reyes My dream is to become a police chief. Mike Walden My dream is to be a successful Rock Star. Micheal Burford My dream is to become rich, fam- ous. and live in the hearts and minds of all women. Bobby Taylor 334 CLOSING My dream is to be a ma- My dream is to be a col- My dream is to be superi- chinist. James Bellamy lege professor. Dr. Don or in my chosen field. Kersey Mrs. Brooks May 15, 1982 To The 1981-82 Student Body and Faculty of Carver High School: Many successful people have acknowledged that they daydream fre- quently. and that their dreams inspire them toward a given goal. Since time is precious, allow yourselves time to cultivate and enjoy your dreams because the more you dream of doing, the more you can do. The theme for this year’s yearbook was only appropriate since our activities during this year have proven to be a dream come true. Unlike the mishaps that were forced upon last year's staff, the members of the 1981-82 Tigonian staff began early so that you would receive a better book. Many changes took place during a short period of time, but it proved worthwhile in the end since we were able to award you with a superb yearbook. We were fortunate to attain such a reliable staff and much thanks has to be given to Djuana Dorsey who wrote the lines to our theme noem and lia Owens who enabled us to have not only an original but creative yearbook. Since our goals were never short in length we over came the obstacles put before us and proved that if one works diligently he or she may always reach their dreams. Sincerely yours, Vanessa Edmonds, Co-Editor Donna Straughter, Co-Editor 1981-82 Tigonian ClOSING tUS My dream is to be a mechanical engineer. Greg Brooks My dream is to become a doctor. Eddie Crowell My dream is youth of this community become successful. Mr. Harry Vernon My dream is to become a draftman. Joe Sabo My dream is to be happy with my life and my husband. Mrs. Craw- ford My dream is to go into the Army. Joe Scott My dream is to become a fashion coordinator. Coqueese Ferguson My dream is to see my students become great writers. Mrs. Gunter My dream is to be a size 10. Mrs. Dean My dream is to have my own sportscar. Tracey Baker My dream is to write a book. Gwendolyn Harvey My dream is to become wealthy and influential. Donnie Ingram My dream is to make a difference in the lives of others. Ms. Titus My dream is to become a success- ful engineer and have a nice fam- ily. John Camp — 3J6 CLOSING My dream is to become a dentist. Sonya Young My dream is to become a mechanical enginer. Per- cy Forde My dream is to be an ac- countant in a big firm. Cynthia Sauvie My dream is to become a lawyer. Maria Mitchell My dream is to become a corpo- rate lawyer. Allen Page My dream is to become an me- chanical engineer. Thomas James My dream is to be happy and con- tent. Mrs. Reynolds My dream is to be well off in life. Carolyn Hardcastle My dream is to be a professional baseball player. Bruce Meadows My dream is to become a legal sec- retary. Anita Huff My dream is to become wealthy. Micheal Peterson My dream is to be a success in life. Renee Upchurch CIOSING J37 My dream is to go to Ha- My dream is to find a My dream is to stay waii. Paula Bearnard beautiful young lady, healthy and live long. Chris Williams Mrs. Janie Johnson My dream is to be an interior decorator and designer. Marilyn Woodford My dream is to be a talented sing- er. Kimberly Mills My dream is to receive happiness and contentment. Ms. Masters My dream is to marry a pro foot- ball player (Herman Archie). Ver- nida Hughes My dream is to become an Air Force pilot. Greg Allen My dream is to be a secretary. Marie Norsworthy My dream is to become a lawyer. Audrey Alexander My dream is to become a artist or fashion designer. Toney Coving- ton «« CLOSING My dream is to marry My dream is to be a doc- My dream is to help J.H.E. Michelle Ogeltree tor. Otha Harris handicapped children. Betty Henry My dream is to become a famous skater. Wendy Blackwell My dream is to become a profes- sional artist, lia Owens My dream is to become a lover. Derek Brower My dream is to be a model with the following features: blonde hair, blue eyes, and 5’7. Susann Brookins My dream is to work with x-rays and be a bride. Chandra Colquitt My dream is to be a cruise direc- tor. Barbara Schaer CLOSING J39 TO X HAVE A DREAM 240 CLOSING -v '■ V- o . ■ •; i